https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/945f234d344516629bf67cd262e7a5db.pdf 69e977d30551dbb7f59e6b204a24148c PDF Text Text r/J AN;SI TF <' lif O STAT s r ~ ,. "' Vs~u~ c·O t s r., A·,,.(. H ir.H L ''J •. .-, ,...J c READERS NOTICE-If • want the Newa Oflice of The Daily Tribune, call 236-L; if the Buai.neaa Ollice aak for 202-R. you FULL LE ~<; '1l<'EM lAi'ER WH..U·<:> RusH? 'll4" l<:t.!OW Wl-IA'T 1-lA'PPeNEl) '10 ~ Yl!!A'Qi We 010!)&1:ll;'t) CAI>'D'!> J,.o.l~i';LA'S'T ovo C...,,..,. ......, A"'D OUQ I"PI'E~ VOL. VI 11-\l':> YEAQ I' M C.ONNA 'iA\IE 1'11Eiol IN "'11-l'E MAlLS EA!>LY! I AIN''T ~!! k'IND 01" A lou'( WHO wArTS F!lR i>!E LASi C/IR unr Ut - - -- - --- I t.-1 6-0NNA Ol'IDEQ 'TW&M 'TQ))AY ~ ... LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS N0.8 WEATHER FORECASTOenera.lly fair and oonUnul'd , • 1JU1Il ~ night and Tuesday ('Xcept probably klcal tlltm- denhowers Tuesday near Lake Erie. SERVICE PRIC:t!:-SUNDA Y 6 UEN'l'tl \ • ••• ¥¥¥. •••• •••• •••• •••• • ••• • ••• English People Requested To Keep Composur~ C~l~ mN~A~D m "::'~~~J,R£~~ M~RE TftflUBlE IN' News Flashes !tHIEF mCUTiiE'~~H::.AM~s:ro 8UtKm STATE IS R~tKE~ OY miD AB~NOON[ 0TO AID -~ IN r!Nijml JAM ~~~~;t~~ ~FFINC ~~ TR~~PS ~::li\J:i"§i:€ TO DE PRESfNT AT ;::J.~:zr:;.J¥:~';~ TEMBlOR: tENTRAl PART OF DHIH~S 1 IIUNTER IS , \·. !Ir, Gr:lham's sJst.er, when Kane Of OBLIGATION I'M Graham Kane, was confirmed b\' B)o\Vnlt!y today. . "I Interfered,"' l~ .so.id, ""and U J had not there wouid have bt:en &o open 11st light. I stopped Graham." To Sell Gold At fixed Price ; Exchan11e lo Cloaed for Day ('oL LE <:T lt-.1 b HOCKING By O'M'O D. TOLIBCHUS MIN[R5 ~I'"~ :~:~c r::.\'.ie~:~rgle~r.!;.d~it~.'oi,; Shelby County Village Of 200, Hardest Hit In Statai High School, Churches And Residence Are " Shaken And Damaged MANY FRIGHTENED BUT NONE INJURED ~! . .Pl;:.~u:e·r:no~·~:·~~- !a:t~~~~~ Of Federal Treaaury At Present 1 In I008, 1907 and 1904 Many Communitie1 As Far South Ae Ohio River aDd North To Lima Reported Di1turbances; uTen .. B C re~;pPcthf'ly. WOMAN KillER IS By I ~. ~pt-1 ~l-l.NS--o~r I · wliLL, I WOUlD IF I IHOU(,H'T I COUlD 4ET \IV 'THE PAPER . lao-rs; I'T-S MY C'kA"JCE 'TO MAilE C,OME MQNo"l' substJtut~ -I~S- ~wt•·l ·llg WILLIAM K. IIUTCHJNSON .' lion Quakea" Said To e auee JNB Sluff Comspunucnt C.;htmhu> . 0 2ept 21 '"'''' ' few minute' ocd apparently !Copyrlwht, 1931, tly 1 N. 8 .1 While Ohtoam look a smn·, f near Lll11a . bul It wac; 1 Olympiu. Hall, Detroit. Sept. :.a - 1 <hull"f!eli . beiH•vt;d on !\' :-hghL. ·to !Ire citizens \\lib Hl!rbert Roover today re·enllstd f'1 hy U!J unusuulh,· intnJ~-oe ',1o:~ ··J tc :Hr nt the soldlero ot th' world war in la.t night. Reo ln,LI> ' "d" ' ' T he ,heck' a ,. -vcy 'ho""'d 11 other fight to save th(' nutum·-thls i · to explain :-.,n, :· today, spread through wt-ster:u Ume rrom the e ffl'•:ts of , , and ra£te: n lncllilna . . A the world dPpresglon ro.Ltu r Lhan ' -.- Slipping of stra!a tmder 1ov; 0z 111n.1,;dl lc mu: t"f'pmlt·d the 11 the guns of a threatenlna enemy . 1 Who Outwit Mob Of 4,000 · t>artl·.".s J;Urfate·- 11. 11 wa •; 1cf dcdned The he SH.Id, "b; second : And Spirit Murderer ! :t• li\ l' Anra. o .. a Shelby counly villaae only to war. T 0 Slate prtaon . • •.. b ·llcred ·11 papulati on. wus rep(Jrted .to Facing the men of the Amerk.m ')· · :bo hit 1 Leaton, aMembled here In atmuul No 6t'riou!5 dam.11.g f' wa.~ r~portcd Tu · \"illl\gt' high sc hool, both the 1 Mound!!VIIlt!, W. Va . $ept. :n -! (iour by tht> ft·l'mm which uccurrchulches. and nearly IN8-BnatA:hed trom a mob of 4.000 1•d 111 tiHee dl:>tinct shocks, lasting '.\·crt' aud dan axed.' ""' Detroit. Bept. :.!I-INS-· whlch wanl.tld to hang him . Harry • Cl'! tr-ppled trom 1 hOUI.K 1 city or Portlimd., P . Powers. the mall order matrl- 1 •nd :Hf'rch.awt!sc m itie<i frcm .sll1d.., 1 wall vb·tually as&li"Cd of the monlal slayer. was today und.e1· 1 , ves tc the tloor lll 8 general &taEie lth.. eQDvCAUoa-:tll- ttia ..Am.. lapeoial IIWI.rd in the death howre -.1)_.;.. .tt .-\.Hna .. A wall oLthe erlctln LE:gjon toJiy althou1h the .YtafA! prfsoil. j ~r !I;J>Jsc<pnl Ch111·ch "WitS ~ thla yeal''l oonventJou wJII AlLer the mob ~;urrounded the ., snd eornen;tones or the lq the meantime reporUJ from report . Jail at Clarkllburg. W. Va.. where , - .~hur<'h WC're lorn look!. London, Sept. 2!-INBunl.., liukden &uld that Renj! Delhat'O not render 0 dooi&IQp tmll l Powen had been a prisoner olnce l Aa He Rehmu to Job After In ull, the damage at Anna 1 permitted to work u had been appointed head of the DEAD WOMAN FOUND Thursdl.ly. arrested for killing two women and I Beine ReiMtated by at Sto.OOO. Nobody wu ...,.. ·-... nan. McNabb was elected by Japane11e administration there, and Clevelllnd, Sept. 2 l-IN8-a.diJ three children, he was secreted G Wh' although dozens wert gold was lu.lci tu lllcl that JapanellE! forces, after a series bruised and with a knife wowtd In owuy to the o•lson he-. n... .. ,.._ 1 ovemor Jle F d th U •·• State• miners It was claimed, but o 8UJ h lh body t "' • .... frlghlf'ncd TI1e Ln·mor in the vu .. 1 l"ance an m...,._, . the, coal compan)· rei used to of sanfiuinury ensagements, had the r I t arm, e o a om- convention, he wa.med them tliat was sneaked through a dark pu.s· 1 at atout 6 p M 0 him w work. obtalned a firm hold on Manchurla •.t:ilnl:! Rlnt emtlopty uhlu creatted sage-way to the rear of the jail · Oulumbus, 0 .. S."pt. 21-INBSld:ley. county seal and only a 6 Allhoutrh the coal company otfl.· as far north as Ch'Bngchun, t.enm. ua n "' req re~; ac ll.ln u1 111.nd rushed here by 11utomoblle. · Quotmg stl\~ fair manager Charles .l'w wiles rrom Anna. ~;utf·t-t'Cd rrom today. clals ha.d tagged their number 5 nus of the south Man· to the most dra.stlc nature or an 11_1· Nearing this city on the tast I M. B("(:r . wa::. Jon·ly"' , he shock. The paper said it Wt!lcomt'd workings a.t Murray Clty for work churls. railroad . lolerable bw'dc11 or necessity \Iolli Iride, Powers broke down and cried . ll ·dny nt the o;ta k llr;m:tuwnc ol Al WapRkonPtn the ftoors shook the g:overnment's action .._ lmQtedlately the woman have to be imposed not only urv·n , Save me. save me,·· the g""rd· •, I I I today th-el"e Wfts no attemp ...t lh\v _: ,..."'"'"v.o,·.-."-pt. h 11 ,.. · ltted s ulclde •;>'!" ·nr h""...,. been the l"ich. but upon "those whu ... ~ ..... " · ~·BcH ,_ today • o i~he-s cianeed on :ouvper tablee. ''thl! open ng gun nil. gr m '1 comm rctu<l"'d to thf' posi - "nd , ,_ battle tor our sh~uc of the open the mine In the face o e "'.t'" ~ murdere4 She was f~d dJ!ad on k in n l h be h QUoted him 8.11 crying to them . "I thourht nn automo blie had world's prosperity ." thrt!:~.tt~nt!d s~.tlkt~ ot tile :dOOO min· hostll!tle~.· bet~n Jo.pp,nese an1 0 bed 111: the room and apPfrently wor Ule folds, a t e nc 1 'fht' mob gathered IU'<~.md the llon trom whlcn he Wil-li 1.c,lhaqp.:d lumped otr the rood a;Jd Ill ruck tb! era ot. ooOse Run . Horses, pomei Qhint.se troops in Manchuria oc· had bl ,.~; to d th 11 ' ld and· desk." Jail at Clarksburg 81\turduy 11ight 1 Ia.<!! Tue'>da} !;:y Stat~ Ull·· ,.: ror of :wuSf ·· .<!ai d po!i< nmnn Arthur SOY and :neruhandl>e rrom the coal com curl'eJ today d"plte ertort. of go, . •-< eo ' :was ·· To that end Mr. Hoover dr<l..-rd alld remolned there until SnndO) 1 Agrk:uttul" L s . GuthCI'Y and re- or Wnpakoneta. Wl!re removed t.J t>rment authorities to bring about I.INfioLN'S FRIElliD DIES P.ltincreascsudlIn government f':OCpton-d lOOming . t Tear gas bombs Hn;:ng wllh startlln< sudllenneu erlca. and France who Will be he bo th th h h were1 1u...s l:tt !J. on F rida y by Covnno.an l~mlcable Ht!ttlement of the disPnncetttn, N. J ., ~pt. 21- INS-- dlture--incl ng t nus d.ll rown a e men w 0 s outer 1 Oewgc White . :he qt:ake lat;ted fr cm 10 Lo 30 ~4 •the nd losers stand· at Derthick and pute. !i'unt'rnl -rvices will be held bf>re pension demands being con&lderrd "get Jail Powers, gP.t Pvwers." One brt!aks1f down gold complettlly at'-"ke as d d of 1 lkt.r and uuthery du.J not mtf' ! end:> . "0 a t Carl'ington were Heavy firing took place one mile tomm·1'0w!...,...,..for Colonell'=dw~n A. Par· by the 1egton- muat be abandoned the and the world Iindt> some the le• ,...... rll w woun e m I durlu ... tht ioH'IWO:I Bu·r w....n ·t ChJdnnnU. SprlnMfif:ld, Dp,y""' the according to schedult!d from Changchun. J~tpanese trOO})K '\Jtt. a persona.! friend of Abraham · in h! r. oftke Yt>t when I c:tmf' t , Zam~vllle. Cairo Rnd west Ml'!l.tsother medium of bart9-r," strlkt: situation. the city of Fushun. final- Llnc(t]n and onl! of the Aboard Pl-esldentl&l Special En · State police aided In 1 ",\·•.. :... u: 1d I t1H 1n"t hn·•t· uJ:y te r. o .. and Richmond, c(Jnn:>ra· News declarlod. the dbpute over the ly 1!s&mllng all Chinese after the which sat on a plnUorm at route to Detroit, Toledo, 0 .. Sept. back the Cl'uwd, which was threa t- 11on to him lalt'r:· Guthery lui vl ilt' In1iailnpnlis and lnd , George K. Smith ~a.tlfrr had put up stubborn resist· burg and heard 1 IJ:-tcoln's lamous 21-INB---Tht! special train bear- ened with machinl! guns nnd J"lfies. ' hl~~~n:ll kual Nrw~ t:nm : · all ~E-ported fe f'lmg the dlliturb8nce. or the company, ~aid ance. tnddn~s. 1ng President Hoover to Detroit ! A.~ked wht>Uwr he beuJs nny 111 ~ Kt'nlucky citlrs alw felt t.be porarUy to forsake t.he effort, the cheCkwelghtmf'n ar-e usw.rhout consulting the He died here yest.Prday at the where he will address tht! Amert· OFFICIALS ACfSED a» ;1 t>! lt.s shock launched in 1926, to maintain the employed by the miners but Ot-no::rnl Hayashi, commander· in· age of lOl. can Legion, passed through Toledo fOR SECON TIME Bl.'t'l" Ohio's last previous Ml'thquake pound flterllng Rt Its PM' VRIUI! denow the union "from Y.'hlch chief of th& gan1son In at 8:1'1 o'clock this morning. .. r han:11 t 1111.v lil·It'{'llng rur wn in Mar . 8, 1929. when a mUd 11 aplte declarlzatlon o1 vltlua.Uy nll we huve been divorced snwc 1928 Korea. ordered the ni11eteeuth and FANS FIRE The President was still working -I anyl>!Jdy n o w Ewrythlng 1:; Jove · . shock struck near BeHefontalue. other European currencies. came a.s I durll'lg which lime w have oper· twentiPth Korenn divisions to pro· New Bremen, 0., Sept. :.11- IN&- on hls speech. It was said "a few C:.1icago, Sept. 21-.INS-Ar.- 1~·." I On Feb. . .'>, the Ohio riYer a. bombshell to the people at lo.rge, ated on an open shop 1:; at- ceed io Chlentao. Wltt1 a grand stand and a JutfKt.".s' minor corrections" remained be othrr r1oeunwnt, high om . ! Th · rcimtntcd fai r rnaf!ngcr lm· . lerritory, 25 In 192 southwe.sti""m_ . Oh¥;1, but was Car rrom uncxpccUJd 111 temptJng to dictare policy Lo 1.11>." r.II'tfcrm d~:stroyed by ftre, author!- made before It wa11 plu.ced In the clab; of being .;.ubject Lu lht: m~ mediRidJ sta rted dlctntin g ll'li.E'J ~ j was hit, and a. month later, ell well-Informed. flnanclal quarters . Inasmuch B.R the compu.ny has Tokkl, Sept. 21 _ 1Nt)--In ttle face ties toda}l started an lnvestigaLiou hands of his lll.enographer ror flnlll tluence of Scarface ).J Capone. w•• .; to flr,ish up his share of cotH•;,pu 11 - Mar. 26. a tmllar t remor occurred 11 The order, coupled with another no working agreement with the of sharp prote!!ts by Chinese au- In &'l attempt to tearn no.mes or typing:. brou~;ht to liQ:ht today With publ1- ' denr•: t•emalning to be dOJJf' :;ln..:.:-11No serlou~; damage was reported !'J b decree closing lhe Lbndon stock union, Smith sold, "we 11 el:l no rea· thoritles at Nanking and Pelping, the ringlt!aders ot a riot at the New -t&.Uon or n 12·pll.l{t' amda\"it, stcn- l thl' dose or l.he fair. unv or t.he shocks. exchange fOI" today. was natul'Blly son why the company should pi:'r· the Japanese government dectded Bremen a!.IWmODHe race track late I 0...-at•olt. Sept. 21 - With PrcsldrmL cd 1111~ sworn to by Tbcodw·c w. ' , · 80 the te topic or conversation In the mit tht! union to dlctau to \.lli." today to continue tUJ mUitary oc- yesterday. Hoour it•.-. guest of honor and the Miller , formerly an a.sslstaut PASTORAL FIGHT Tokro. Sept. :.li-INS-Nioc ~ •·ctt.y"-tha.t area. at one mile / cupation of Sooth Manchuria for Dlspuntled patrons stormed the cash bon WI Issue reported Hettled state's att.orni!Y John A. Swa11s?n. . · IS PATCHED UP sons l'.'erl' kille-d and seorCB. inj~ !SQUare In the heart of London TO PROBE PRIVATE LIFE lt.he prt!,&ent. judgu;' plat!oraa, and pourt!d iiiHO· accorc'Jng to hh; wishes. lht> AmeriTh~ affidavit charges thnL. Mli h'l by au earthquake which ocClirn!:d w h lch ror genera"... ons h as been the Mansfield.. o., -....t. 21- lNB-Thc entat! ve prom....,. was tn.lld e, l!ne over both structures ana set can Legion opened its tlllrteent.h Wll.ll forced out of the states al ·J ...... " • th ,__.·' <pl·c·n•--r ~ ""' .,, -_ .r~ ...... T •-· -·d"l' .. .._.. _ 000 1 1 n'llmoney man Jelsu:-e hours of Dr•. Harry 0 . Roby !'"'wever, o.ou hy the them artre 1 dol.n1 &. $20, a todconvention h1 100 torncv 's o.lfi~ 1 bt.'cause h ldl " y·,, ' ' 1" north or Tokyo. ~-•.e t or th e w0r ld · '· in a ll 01e d ro. t•-• dam· annua iu 0 1fymplc of his ox·1 ML. Vf'rnon. 0 .. Siipt. 21- INS- , "·"· 40 Throgmorton street. where the .. , II',' ManstlelU dentist who wus . forelill omcl! for transmiaalon to R(!e, omclals S8id. aren ay w II! an army o ~ ceii81W zeal n t e ra ng um r P!'acc and good will rclgn::>d l.odltv ' NL'merou!'i fires b~·oJ:e out after 1 st.ock exchance is loca ted • was _,...m- •.. eat•n to death with a lead pip~ e nese a ona l{OYern· Fl&E •T FORD PLANT t ft ''~ ' I .. , . Ht·a"" ,v p•·ope,ty d .. IU.I.:_.,. ' Ohl N 11 llat 000 l' i lue and 01'8}1 clad World Wat p1"0Sl'CIIt1on ur Capone i!yndlcate in the Vine street Chmch of t'." •tt•k- _• .;. Oh·-•· •-pt 21 INS- -'t •,. fea••d " . med rrom. 10 o'clock onwards wlth Frldoy lght, we•·e to 00 pded into men 1 a t Nan kin r th a t 1apanese ve erons overran the ag bl!dFCketi est.nbllslunent.s . Chrh1 and persons who went to ,., .... .·· • CI'O••ds ot excited sllk·hatted stock by •••!Ice t~·y In th-lr dcspemt<! Itroops wou /d •1 ........ .-• ., toclh · Ford - motor " y. . ~l!rvlces lallt night , cx.vorting u .,.,. ·•th<lr ...~ a.~n t rom br,lldln TIIREE ••·•~aTED KILLED ~0 ... "' '""" M td d othe to Tbree u gil Pour mojor subject&---prohibltlon, ow..-v clash bel ween nval pasturs, rc · e 80011 u en an r wns as as company plant on the Delaware UQe.:nployment relief and nntlon:..l Delrolt, &pt. .:.U- INS-Thrc:: maiued-t.o ht..r two sermon.ll . Writlen expresell' for I. }(. 8. brokers. tratnc W65 demoralized as search for a clue to t;l'i! identity of thoU58nds of persons milled outside hi.B ~layer. the situation became quieter. ..lver were badly damq:ed Luda}l b}l de~--. Slide ~om the""''''' Qtl''" ._ ... d ed l T' I I'h d tch Columbus, 0 .. Sept. 21-'l'.he 1 While hopes of an amicable set ·~ " • '-'0 j>ersons were rtopor...,.. rown o~~~ wan 1111 m .ul;ters " pa • "Flo..., both entrances ot the exchange, I Sportsmen and professional men tlernent at an early .. ......,· ll spectacular ftre. Ever)' ftre com· tlon-aalto.ted veterans. as leg· day when n.n airplane di'Jt:d in w .ct liP tbeir dlttt!rences and buUl or earth disturbances noted In 0,...., but Jnsread of paniclty rumors I with whom Roby mingled when not , bel re '"' ......,. pany In Cbester and nelghborlnlf !on omclals SOUJlht lo ally ni l op· L:lk(' St . Clair herl! from a heigh t the pulpiL last mght, al· la11t night were what are kMW(l ,U there was merely speculation. actudb· engaaed in his work were J botoUihB responded. position to of the Houvu or 1,000 feet: thouth It had been declared tbat "tension quakes." o! It waa believed in some quarters to b? questioned In the hope they omce from' Manchuria Indicted The flre. ot Wldetennlned or1cin, admi llstratlon . II was reported the I •roul:le would llrlse when IU?v. J . P . nature often occur wlthQUt that the exchange would remain might present an t!xplnnnUon that further trouble wa.s brewing Rtarted In the pa.lnt shop. It wu presilll!nt hnrl bt•<m assw·cd thf' Al!lSCn of Lakewood, the new pas- detected by the a.,.ern.ge person. ciOM!d tomorrow also to give ftnrm- 1the murder. and that the mobilization of ,1 accompanied by a terrltlc convention would not ask for tull t('f . made an etrort to dellv& a cial authoriUea a better chance to · ---stt·onger Japanese Rmty In Man: aion. Plant omclals eat.lmated cash PM.Ymeut 01 the bonus bcfmt' • :;ern ..y hi ld S SIIRV ... y FLOOD .\REA d t "hundreds or tbousandtl VInn· l . lUll age of a portion of the. Interior gauge the situation. but t 5 cou ! LIN£JY "" churla might be amap a,. he c'ttcJded to be lt& auest. The b t RI "V for_ SCY· the earth with the outer , .. . A# 21 NOT be conftnned. j Nanking. St!pt. - INS-With Dll!:pa.tcht!s from Harbin stated ot dollars. hlbitJon issue. though, wa s full ol t: ll )t'lu:;, 1eportt'd tu bt.: up- trying to adjust themaelves. The Immediate course of govern- 1',he approval ot the Chinese that Chinese troops were aS&I!mbl· "FATTY" IN TROUBLE AG.Iif dynamite and e.,.ery lndkallon • pO!Wit to tdlowlng Rev. All1son to t he tremors were felt In we:En mental action beyond . obtal.nlniJr aUst government, Colonel und ing there in l&rfe numbers and also Hollywood, sept. 2I-IN8--Ro8· pointed to a ''tluish flshl" Oil Ule Brick lnduatry Showa 8 II bkt• till! pulpit Ohio and !'astern lndlanll parliamentary approval o! the gold Cho•le• A. IJndberoh today em- at Klrb; to the routh. Japonea• eoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, corpulent tloor of the convention. reot Gain, Steel Biueat Declaring h' "" •hu " ' " ' _-' " "m probable that the ""I"" ., 5uspenslon was In doubt.. Govern~ barked upon an a.erlal survey ot hhe forces were maaslng at Chanrchum comedian of the SUversheet, was The. bonus Issue was settled. ont> ~ontnct m April, Rev. Way(, .~· on thl..s occasion took pliLCe aJalll ment and nnanctal spokesmen in- North Kia.nasu nood area. at the &1\hle time. The situation rree on •too bail today, eharaes h•h.Jeelon oftlclal Wid lnt.ernalian · Lou in Month I :U&M w .-·t"COgntze an urd l"l or 01 ,- the fault Une which begins near slsted. that Britain wou1d NOT re was described as "tense," with a with '·breaking g-la&i on the high· al Nev.•s Servlc~. by an "g~·nent missal from the church bva rd . Waterville. o., and extends soutllmaln oft the KO].d standard for long, RELIEF COMMITTEE serious ba.tt.lt! In prospect. wa.y." amon!l convention leaders to acoept washingtoo. Sept. 21- INs-Re· l Ch11rch o11lclals said a settlement ward through that part o1 $be and In this connection there was TO SELECT JOBS In a previous enpaemtn& at It was charged that Arbuckle a reararted "Kansas rcsvlut lon'" ports to the Bureau of Labor stlt· had t>ecn rcachLd hf>tw:'('n the two s t.a.te. ,- , considerable agitation ror some new Changchun, thirty Japanese sol· daahed a boUle to the pavement, deci:utng again&t Immediate cas:1 tlstlcs for Augmt llh.ow the acces ·, mlnl~ters. This lint' ,of rault p&SSI!S near decisive measure to ensure speedy diets were ldlled and seventy were t!:X.Cla.lmed "there soos the eyl- P8YIDI!nts. Thl.s rt'SO intiQn, adopt('(! stan rate of employment for In- ~ .~ Lima and Findla}l and In Adauil return of normal oomUtlona. Cc.lumb\111, 0., Sept. :11- INS- wounded, whlle an entire Chinese denct~." by the home deportment of Natlou - dustry as a whole was 2.60, while PAIR CAPTURED . count.v becomes a break wh~. bN 1 The London Dally Herald, organ Sell'ctton.. ot In Oovernor battalion was reported to have bel!u At the atatlon the actor demand - al Commander Ralph T. the total sepa.ra.tlon rate was 3.67.1 AfTER GUN fiGHT been the :;eene of numeroll!l adJuet 1 ed a sobrlt!t}l teat. both for hlmselt woulrl put the leQ:Ion on rl'cord as It was announced tod.ay. 1 tbe Labor party urged Premier George 9hltes winter bridge butJd .. wiped out. • mcuts in the po. t. The same Jlnt Donald to call international Ina prog-ram will be made "so far a& Attacks alre&d¥ have been mad.e land poUceman Stewart. Both Pl68 · dt'Cio.rlng the bonus should have The Brick Industry sJ1oWt!d the j -J ha11 been tt·aced 11down Into central nn:nel&l conference Immediately to poMib1e" by tt.e state · relief 0 com· at KlrJn upon Japanese troops, and ed the test. paid rln fuU when flrsten.acted but hlrhest l\cce88ion rate for any of . Gallipolis. 0., Sept. 21- INS- . Kt!ntut::k}l, where Jt, adjolll8 tale grapple wttb the problem. mlttee, Hl&:hwa}l Director · W. a numbt!r of bulldlnga wert! de· :.bat after all. the Iegtoa's firs t duty the Industries, amountJng to '1 :21. Declaring to be members or a "Larue·· fault of western Kentudty. Merrell promtsed toda)·. stroyed by Cb!neiM! rloten. CAPSIZED BOAT FOUND Is to the governmeJlt. It would de · Iron and steel had tht! lowest a.c· 1 countertelting g:aniJ, E. W. Rhode.s No disturbances In Ohio ever art uhln.gto 21 INS11le 200 or 300 brRI"ge& which wall In dlaoW18ln1 the PI'Ote8ta of t.he Sanduaky, 0., Sept. 21-IN&l!hat. because the treasury 1o ceMion rate, amounting to .94. 1111d E. W . Sayre, both of Charles- likely to be at all serious as t.h• Lo':cton'a ln piaclna -;n em- be etected at an approximate cost I Nankln11 rovernment ag:allllt the Plndlhl an 18-fooL sallboa.L cap- depJe>ted and the a.dmt11 istration The highest quit rate was showu ton, w. Va.. were to be given rock underlying t.hla state b&riiO on gold export.s and clo&ln' of $3,COO,OOO wiD be built according M&Qehurlan OC(:Up&tlon, Japanese 1taec1 near the shore at Qed•r faces an even gn2ater deficit next by Lhe boot and shoe industry, to- hearings tn federal court at Hunt~ has beeome cool. The lower strab tock h ived to reconurtendatloru or the . com- omclala &aid attempts of Chlneae PoJnt. tnveatlp.ton &oday attell)pt- YBRr, the war·born orpnlza.Uon of tallng 2.18. The lowest quit rate. lngton. w. Va., following their cap- are appa·oxlmately 3.000 feet belOW the • exc ""'' was rece mllt.e, ..,. that work will be pro-·I troo,. to deatnty part ot lite IIOUUl ed to detennine whether any nveo .,., heroe• will not ask ror full cn•h .56, was shown b!' the lowtdry and tu" In • gun flahl with pollee here , the earth's surface In the weateni vldert In communities where Manchuria railway \1'8.11 chiefly to had been Ioet tn the Lake accld8ot. pavmf'uts ut this tUne mllChlne lndustrJ. Rhodes was t!ihot in the leg and I part of the state. The tremor 01 reserve bank of New Yort, the pklyment Is moat acute," the dlrec- blame•for the Present. crlsla. 'nle boathowned by J. W. ~. TtlJ1 lnrormatiun w'ru; PKI"tiflll" The highest dlliCbarge rate . .96, , broUihL to a Oa'll1polla hoapllal. l last nlsht may have developed a Bank or Prance and oent.ral tor's &tatement said. SatWactory ll88\lr1Dcq would Sand.uek)\ ad bam tHen from Ita confirmed by A:he action or the was rea:lstered by the IIBwmtll in-1 Bn}lre was captured Jbq_ultaneously. brt!P.k either nl!ar the around level A gang of counterteiten has been or at the lower atrata. The ctaaDat ftnancla1 ln~~Ututtona 1n a poalt.ion to finance projeets In all destitute have to be liven by the Oblnell! for moorlnl &t llr.nd'UIQ wiUtout his resoluUons aastsnment committee dWitry. The lowest diacharae rate, to akl, woul(\, prepare at once to "It will obviously be 101poulble the safety of Japaneae cttllens ADd permlsllon. ·· When tbe craft was In dL'tJarllli aratnat callh po.yments .10. wu In '-he iron and steel In· operattns In thla sect.lon for sever- probably waa limited to a few tndl:.. help :&:nllaDd, hard hit by the communltlea, but our belt efforts property In Kaaobutia beJ'on Ja· found, U. Ifill were lilt, ,leadiq &o While ,.refrinl 'thirty bonus teHo- dustry. Brick Bhowed the hl&hest 1111 montba, chaneina- t2 bills Lo »J. ea. and It Is hardly llteJy~f• W1l1 be IJ)ent tn that direetlon" the pan could Ure ltl nt1r mWta.ry COil· the bellif t¥t. li bad. capeiJed layoff ratB--'1'.&1-w'hlle mjen'1 and &be two men were believed by at.rearns were alfected or any not · <OoaUDu.d form Pll• I) at&tfmeot &Cl4td. trol of tbt countq. while INiAl MOld. • (OQntiautd au pap lis) ciothlnl lhowed the lowest, Ul. odlcera to be members of the 11ana:. a.ble rh&n&e.s made on tbe• .. \lito •• QEA]) >Hi'O A.IHICLE .. , DEPUTY 2l-IN8--Shot Aml".fr.st, 0 .. Sept. In the stomach by a specleHdtputy INS Sta1f Correspondent sherift' as an atteJ.·math ol .._dumto Pelplng, Sept. 21.-With Japanes' the people of Britain to ket!p fio.gs flying throughout south Man- Amht:rst hospital today. "steady nerves and a cool head" j rhurla and with Japanese troops in I Burt wa11 shot by Artl1Ui' Hintz, I control of 60000 ""U8re miles of a. spt:clal deputy, o.fter he: &ll&hth• was Issued by the press and ftnaJ, ' -• 1' wcunoed hi• brother-ln-Iow, WillCllal authorities today In the wake! Checkwe11hman Is Cau1e Chinese territory, Marshal Chang 1 1am Blpoa, 11. and had pointed his of the National coalition govern· Of Trouble At Sun• Hsueh·Llang, 30-year-old govel"Uor gun ut Hinb, t:ounty • II.UUwrit.les ment's decaion remporarlly aband C k M• d Ma.nchurla, t.dtlay denounced tht! sald. doning the gold standard 1n an eray ree lnea Japanese occupation as an "act or 1 11 Chi fort to alleviate the flnanclal crisis. .. led 1 FLIERS FOUND Competent pol.i.tlcal and ecoA.theb8, Iwar and appea to a na 1.0 , London, Bept.. 21-INB-A report nomic authorities were virtually I Thr<Jat of a atrllte hung the unite In driving out t.he Invaders . 1 that WUJy Rody, Chrlatlan Jehmen unanimous In extolling the order, sunday C!'eek uolll Mmlll(l: rl!glon Chang Hsueh-L1ang isllued h~ llllld Fernando Costa Vlega, !!~'ttrd under Which the Bank or England today while oftlcllllM of the Sund.11.y Iappeal from a 11Jckbed tn the Rock-tr lo=-ATt!:tt: ft:!ht:m is mUeved ot t.he obligation of sell- Creel>; Coal Company calmly sat ef"ller hospital here abandon1nl ] th 0 WIUI 1 lng 1101d at a fixed price. back pred:kledashowdownwlth ht · 1o licy o( ' .. . r Cop1 e 813 100 The o1 on . li prev us po , non 1'! n 11 n a · nkll · ance lndlcatllll' • determtna- lenhaatrt to . · ' aw--n'.. Ci ~ . Japanese, . h&len newa M authorltJ for the Toots and Casper l" .. CONDUCT St.:RVIC£8 Waliliington. c. H .. 0 .. Sept . :.111N.£- AILhou&h knocked dowp and Et unr-r·d by the same bolt, Re.,.. Ray ·tuchr l.ul1ay had condi!Cttd Hmcntl for Wlll.u.rd who \vas killed by lJ&htnina dUring a KiLLs M.-\~ oneee; Chinne Soldier1 Mobilize Lon~:~.:;. ~~~rc:~m~~~~l TH REH.RT[ NSTRIKE ',, -- TIH River a:1J Il:ld.k.Jr ad vr Hill! authorl ztd the &·uetary uf Legionnaires To Enter· ablt> Wa.I to for mov dam~S whNnerfixl'd dc.s~nol::lt:. tain Pre&ident At Ul:dl·J th.l.S provlswn t"-'o big Uay:-. ~nvices Ate~·. Detroit 1 11lrr~di .... vc b<: ·n tullhoruet: tu\d constructed w replace the th H h b d I I II hmch fish h·y atAter, Browll8 ' chapel TO ADDRESS MEN ,' .slructed I ""' mo'a le Pltt6buraJ1. am' or g na y conIf • TROUBLE CLEARS near Clarksburg. Rev. ·Tucker below -)a.nd 43 othtrs were hit, an~ pnral 1 'l'he other thre-e movublf dam ... Ia Promiae Made By Nipp- w~rF hurL. On Bonua And Condition .numtH:-r 4 at Legiomille , number 5 Move I. Made A. Tempor·l".'ll.S ou·csted , It was learned ltJda.~·. M Kal ll''s charve that. Graham at. In Face Of Proteab By ary ea1ure T o R e· tem)JI('d to assault him as h<! w.ts lieve Bank t:cmg artsUd on a warrant chargChinese; Will With· tnr ht: murdered his wife, Jenn:; draw Soon WoN·•! I :r·~~:~:.,.~~:~·~~:·.~u~~: ::r·~; REMAIN IN CHINA~i~!~e~:,~~;:;~~~c!~~:':; "~'hu~:: M[HIN~ T00~ y,~ g~~:~il~~:;:.i!f.~~~,:~::~i:J~:~ Uf[CTf.O i ANNA IS DAMAGED $10.000 • NO."l'DV INJURW . .'REAT WOOFERTON DERB . ::. :.: : :·.... TO 8£ HELD SO y ~'A5l'f057 ON t• 1 aate~1 ~ announcemen~ ~_• .,_. ,~Ml~n~ll;~te~r~J~.J~~~~~a~~~·~~~ ~ a~ ~~ Uva~~~~e~&f~trm"· ~-~ ~ ·t.t~:to;~- deva~;Liltlng ~- ·~t ~ea~~~~~riak=~~·in~e\!~ ll.~> f:~n~~tl\ ~~a~~ ~e '100~mtle ~ ho~h!er:l!~a~able Wh~er 21-IN3-RencW~.·d 0 BY POliCE "'"'" .<: hoclt~.1 ~ougl t emo>rge~cy. Th~ i Or~.. Everyth'in.. Lovely --~ ManagaSays lt.t. sh~ll ~ow·..-~ t'"Jll~.· .Hu·y~ sh[l.k~n evel~ ~~ ~:.erne a~.,·"ultu•e. ·~ Jntensl~y; la~o:e ~tmrk ··c~~rythlng ~ a,;:.,':,"~~';'~~~~:~:, ;,":h A~~ e~~:· - ~;Umat~ lnjur~d. ru........ thlrecah~;ury det.ermtu~ u~ .~t ~:1 a •· um~irnt rr;,djui>lmen~ .~ ayll'l! ;hHt_occur~> siXJntdulit.tll~· 1 ~drk w~.~t-wa.s n·~p::m- ~!iO hu.nlt'~t ~.lhle. :::,,~~~ut !:~po..a!.~.ill!yuspetnsorlonB~~s~! st~ldar1 ba:t~ ~Ia ~ ~ tcb a"- : ~~Vf 1 th~ c:~.ptund ~:roup a~tty.s- I Japane~SP keepln~ ul:~.:ll:. s~e cabin~t ff•~;llng ll·~u il .~aJ1: STA~D U~rty. tll~·ml:-.s"l. 1 bs~lti ~o ac~:u:~ln~;; I I to/ • ~ I'" II" ' f~Jr I nation~ Mr:~ ~a ~te thengE~':,ro~a:;;c~:n~~hcelosew!c: nece~ary. 1 th~ policle:;~ ex~ l ~.:upl.ed pro~ Figures Jndi"cate r·Imes I mpro Qu~~ok:e!l · I a.nTyh~~~:r:n~la~ ~~~e~~./~b~w."! ~ ~ugh W~yt. ~stor w~!l T~t make.~ I 4 1 ~ ~rojecta ~n o·N~II i 1 aet~On ~t clar~ he~::: ::J:1:r:1e~~ral ot.h~;~r t • toda~ unem-~ 1 I ~ be~ ~rantte . �• "' 1 " '' • t-.., rr j;. . ' (> ' •&ali TWO 11m !)AIJ..1' 'J1UJilJD. POIDROY, QIDO :U:ONDAY, SEPTDOID. S!t, lilt. ~~~==~==-=~~~~==~====~~~~~=--=~~==~~~~~==~~~~~' THE DAILY TRIBUNE Brown WiU Rule' ! i In ,Coming Winterj 1 1 1"-.. -~ ......, ..,.. "· ..... •• ... ""'' o- ··I SIDE-UGHTS IN NEWS OF ~~·= ~= :..:":""'~:~nd~.:::::.,~ ' CAPITALS OF Til£ WORLD 1naeD our frlelldl tend us !etten or mw matter for pUblicaUoD thQ' ;,;;;:,. ,, d 111 ..... eo.ae~ ...... tbclr D&IILe--iiJ'k..... ! b not. n -..nr tc r\l•h ) ,..,. _... ied.. - ADollrmot:, .._..... leUen. however excrll~nt • • " · t": • bt _... and dnlrabl• in t.btm· I I, _ _ _ .Ln QD ,lDI\II.Doe Will bt publ~~t.~led. • ----'""'~="'=""""-:::::::-::=:=;:;::-;;,;;;;;;c;-;:;;;;c--·---'I'UE Ju;IGS PtJIIUIUING COIIPANY I 1. N. B Btatr OOnell)lladent ! ~ris, Sept. ~1-lt'l aotnc to be beautlful br.owo wiota, trom au early appearancea, in tbe t~n steal talenlll try to mak:e a llvtnl world All 5httdea of darlr: brown I or eaw pocke~ money by tiingina l a.nd some or the belaea wJth a :a s ~· EDWA.kD L OETiSS 1 N s Staff cor1 e~pondent in the stree ts Otoups of four 01 Bl!rlln Be t Zl- The Ger many or nve c! these young1ters wltl'l lUi· P f Ll'l e hUll baojoe~:; 1\adles, wander about toda{ pr~:bly utreul one ~ the litop at 1itreet comen and t.tu"~ mea &tl ng ex..mp e~; 0 their old songs and bfA.Ua.&l I . > strong h int of brown in them are ' 1owot.Jng black Ill! t.hl! king of !ur j Po oas. rotor .r .....,, j Natur al brown aotrakhan ~ sel:n • • e-•n• (NDIJe ull ctr..sau.a Dept. C.U • • , In many of the collectJona Jlaqmn ' I.Iuth ur the pro\erb Nece:.sltY 1ll ln Berltn, at least, the student 1puli double banda or 1t ai'Oun,:i th-:: I F• Editorial OJIH 0.0 111-L ~ m~r 1of l~ve~tJOn. d singers are said to be extremely i lov.;er coat sleevea of- a lacquer-red I 1 e econo~uc 11 t e 11' 1 p;; 0 c- popular, and money: though m 1 wool, with the red repeated In tho:! NATIONAL ADVERTISDI'O RIPUIP'rATIVU pre~~?" facedh b} a :;teadl.y r smell colllli [J; coming' rest to th em bknwe S!?Ctlon of a brown wool one cre.IO.•••·IIIC putc at;J.n!l powe r o e , • • pleae Be also Ulles It f« a lovely general public and e~cr-lncrea.s1n1 \ long coat togetber With otller ~a:a buruem, the a\'eraie O!!rman NeceS~SJty !ort.f'd a iOiutmn of 1brown fun such u beaver and castrie~; to 11se to the o~calilon by UI!V· lht! mcst bw nln g PI oblEm or Bel -~ tllr A castor collar al' Into eloping his already gJI! II.t wnate lln b the~~ot.e1 life, the financial men s~h which closes It aacf'th;r dee~ OI&.Anizing, pl!lnnlng ~~ond inventive II.Cil CQ~IJ;tlng of ed.raordrniuily cuft'Jil follow two huge .curvet that t11.lentli to a cllmax uleta ted b y h111h w11g~s for st~~ors I brln~ Lht>m to th!! elbow& necei:IBity t'tll.:lllll the poSiiibJhty of a b1e.1k 1 Eimine m brown aod bel&e 18 I Aml IL seems as 1f the German:; down of m1me1'0U8 theaters the a nothel favorite for taU and ~ln1t hough, or probably bei.:IHise the) Assoch1 t1 on of Theo.tcr ll.llan~ers ter a.s well as broadtail mink !lllb1 au• under a oomstant pull llca l eco- ~udd enly discovered that thei r le tmd aeal ' num1c and ph}chologJcal pres~ me, ~ttength lay In soltdauty llB oppru;-1 ' An ll1't.j:!tnoon coa.t In brown· al e actually lf11ng to make the ed to the claims ot leud mg pla,iierti suede-cloth 16 trimmed with blue best of 1t , They ag1eed t hllt ;n lutme no 11.,, a.nd another has the hem or J11!1J10Us teaching, di$Ctrille or Flam the mttcl•- talked-and-lo.rlt- w nl•sct actOis v.Jll be slgnl!d, i t11e Bklrl, oo11oar and back ot the W.ap ll liD K.P.ereed,•ftheyaretohaveanycl~um ltcn-about- even Ie;ueU, famuws II \ whh:n the month!} salar) eK· Bleeves trimmed with sable upon the love, loyalt)r and devot10n of the paople1 mw1t be In hannonyw1th vest r>ockcl battle~lllp down w ceeU~ 5-115 'i"lie p1es ~ hulls th e 1 A brown broadtail muff [J; carthe teachinp of Jeaua the C)lmt whoae wOrds flt mto every fold and crevice lnnovaclon 11 lu till-tltek~: there acUon a~; Lbe only ilHlUm ul :>ll Villi! : rled wltt 1 a small jacket to mak:h t1 the human h~fand of whom it wwuaid in. Joho 7:46, ••NEVER MAN .spill Ill S every day mmc SIIIPJJsmg Gel man th"';Hers fJOm IUin 1anct a btown draped velvet one 1.s IPAKE :t.!KE TuiS•MAN." • le\u!ence or thnl faculty In the • '" • ' tJlmmed with to" -f... J>n.w.~!:tio:"• ·~l-..CMd•IIIII.OWo sh.Ape of nev. dev1ces und bette! The Catholic commumcy of ~n- 1 Redlem puts a Jacket of leopmttlwds to l'Qpt' wit h the sltu.•tlon d~!Jshausen Thuunrla alarmed 1md \\lth an evening gowu of hand GOD'S GENJo:HOSITY--0 God, let all the peopi L· Sevent.JO-ill'e u1 mo1e pe1cwt uf about the s tead~ decu_., of flllllt) 1some new metal cloth, bOlt and ' lh Th • 11 h h ld h · d a ll :-;d11nw1 s a re conceutral!lng church vn.m l) l..rled to JfiiBe funds I sleek as satm pr.atse ee. en snn t e e~rt Yle cr mcrea o,;~ . an the n last bit of btaln n.nd eue•K.r fm necessnry repaln; 1 Brown bwa.dt11 U ill used tor InGod Mhall ble8s u~ And all the end~ of the earth , h11.ll on the questwn <Jf how to moke On t he lHJi'geBtton or the cl1urch•crw t~~.t.lons on" cape-collar, as a ·- 5 7 .none~ wnrdeu a palmtaklng sea':reh ol ! bow on an ii'Tegular atandup collar f ear h 1~ .- P ~a Im 61 : • . ~ • • I the !JlflJnii;ts 1u1s made v.Jt.ll a 1 and fOI" balloon s!.H!v , on 11 blaclc VALUE OF A GOOD NAME-A good rl.lm(• j~ ruth Polkf' c~llmute lh,tt 5 000 adM view to <llgglng up some va luable, 1cloth coat d!r.ts 0f detecthe ~ tones ate ~P .. •t'l- 1\\h 1ch might be sold A two-volume Cuatli commg ou~ fill a cuiU wln er to be· choKc n than g1 cat ricne~ . and lovmg [H vour l .tthtl ing all cr their tim( u1 g1 Our~ 01 Latm Bible, prmt.ed In H.62 on I ter are cosy and oomt whether than >:u\' e~ U nd gold _ p 1 overb~ 22 .1. uJone 1unnlng down clues of th1 1patchmen. , wa~ d1:;euw1 ed hidden ' thoy ~ for sport or dre~ ..;;,;;;10;;,,j cl}namitlrs of t11e Frankfort-Bel - tn u dw;Ly cmJt-'! 1 At an nuct1on It 'orne main thing about llllc "ptess Ltam neat Juele t bol!: m l broull:ht $15,000 The chur~h WlUIIt heJ.r fastenings In the way or v.hu:ll lil pns:;l:'nget s we1e mjuJed I now be 1epa!ted and saved from hooks or buttons, so fin~~:ers wont THE ROAD TO HAPPINESS The JWih;e ha\e recetved 1400 <!estructJon • • • ]freeze this sellSOn Then too lhe v ~ , . ~ solutiOns of the r.r!mP nm! havt 1 llRVI:' pertlOI'lalJty as well ea.cb deNCE MORF. 1~ It pr01;en that no;:: he~ do not ncU! " "l:II",~Y been ~; ~ ket! ~~~ each case to pa} ou t I N eed !( ~/! lu say th.al , ~ eonomlcls 1 guer putUng out wha.t'he thmks mean huppin e:-:-; 10 the Jlldlvldual pos~e~,.,tng :. great the s.. ~ ooc JewaJd otfeJe<l mls!~rl dthes people to dcspall and Ia good \\lUter should be 1\lt econonm ph~ht hn~ dnven i b eeds Clime but In both cases il s RIL.!lmus the tailor Ia maii:IDit amount· of th1s world'~ good !-~ While It mm~t he admlltecl tusmess 11 ,en, eo;pectall r .stlop own- 11wccst:.lty dun p!OmpL~ peopl i! Le sorne han'dsomc wool~n coats tllat '"' 11Like JeiUgc m m06t exlramdmar} 1:1.1e d u11 1n texture but nvt In de~ that the per~;on well hxed with pi eiJty of money hu~ a et ~ lo unc 1tt lit"" mu~ t ...·' ~:6peu\....and s~n11altonal udveltlsl ng stun ts ac 1lOlls 15\gn They ure nearly all mud! hr.tter thance uf enjnywg lif e than the on e \1. no lfl and ~ale ~ nuthoilii F01 th e firs t tunc In the cumc :md fasten with buc.ues or but.t.ons · 1 th · f • • • hlst01 l- of the capUal bandits J•vc One comes In a fine tuzzy wool a.nd b ese t '·uy fJO\Cf l )' nn C\cry !-!I( e, t' mere PO~"e:-~sJ •l 0 Nc cc~~lt} has tmncd the tJnrli- 1\orlr:ed w1th a las.o;o to catch their Is Hilt from hem to walllt in• money does not ~pel! <~ucces~, ellher morally, mcntalty,)uonnl romanticism or German stu l vlctlm. and finished In real tailored .. . \dents Into a paying proposition In broad tla)llght b6nd1ts ~htev. phystcally or ~pmtually. ln the bygone days of ' Dear old !11 lasso at the head ot 11 bus couA ca:-.e w polllt 1 ~ tht' young Cl e, elnndt•r who,.! ' l~ Hetdelbetg' when the sluderJts ductor when the bw; wa-~ Hpeedlng were crowdmg the old marke~ l thtough a llestcrn sUbUJ•b and Jw;t yearH of age, found hfr :-; u unb e arabl l' that he comn:Jttt::d places of medieval towm d1lnklng mllilied him by a fPw Inches lt ob~Juicidc, and thJ~ 111 .-.pJte of the fatt 1hal he \\<'.tfl he11 1/1 beet nnd Hinging their sougs whi!e l vlowsly wali tile band1ts intention . , . . ~;eated Oil lorl8 IO.OOtlen benches I to pull U'i\l mau from tile bus and one of the ldl'g'C8t rortuneH Ill the StHte ot OhiO, If !JOt 111 thl y dtd not ll'llnk so much or JOb him lltterwaJd.!i , m h , maklllK mone y rt1c addict.~ escaped ami I ft I Th e .u I • HU e lllll{ 10 t he en t Jr e U ni t N I Sl ~ :1 l C~ aJ Jn these dayt> students wlllt mu· nut be t 1aced fever and a:sthmu .wd we1ghcd down w1th th e added ~rid' - - - --------------1 I IJ!U.LL BLAZE IXTDlGU18HED A llll•U blue Wt.a dilooveml 1n a ciOtbel ckwet at the J H Llt;bt.er ~ at the eom11r of Plrtt a;o~enue Qole stnet early saturdlly .,.run,. The ftre department WIL.Ii 1\).JJ;lJnoped but the blaze w11.11 extlnltJ1ah8d before any damage had ana --· I t:- I I I , I MWrea Pauline Helwig and VIV· Inn Knopp entertamed a lt•OUP o! :!.tOe~~~· !~r ~x~::lenca: Oeo~';'e ~~rt~:.~bJtu~: S~~~li A com r.omvton or Pomero the ue~St ul OE'I&nlzatkm haa honor and the hoste~s " been &elected for the occasion who ' \ are Dow busily eop1 ed 1n ~kinfl: -P1lm lnsurbq the afla1r to be a :HARRIED IN 1\IIJII!Nt:SOTA More tieftnltf!" afnt.ngeM• and M1s Rue tueke1man re meats will be &unounced later CC!!Ived a telegram, Saturda}- evenll\6 uumJmclng Uw ma1rlage ol theiJ Bon Edgar HJU Tuckerman W Mll>li Mrl. James Stevens &pent the Kathryn Bishop Mr Tuck£'1man . . end with her daulhter, Mrs 1eft Wednesday !01 Minnesota supJ'red Bllaon and family at Char- posedly tor a vis it , the ,nanl;~~e ~t.on. She returned to het home tt:mJ.lg u.s a compltte ~ l .. pri!K' tu Sunday evenlna l htt; ~anv Jr lcnds Th" c~remonv • r.11 AUce Fitch has retmued was !)!!rformed saturday afternoon .1rqm. OCilWI'tms, where She vistted Rl four oc~JC .. at the l:.p1st:opu.l ---.~-----~--- ..Uttee from the v.lth •)KlCeBI. I J I I O . . ,i .'' 'I I , , Y I encounter h1s mother Cases :-uch a~ t hil', mdeed ale ~o~acl, taught u~ that if theiP. ifl a tJme By Jolm P. Medbury a?. exper ience ha~ in one'A life when l ht' ' ~:~huuld be happ y, thut l1me i:-> Ill the ' ngt' when youth h-; blos~omtng mto man or \\omanhood lime when llte lookJ b1 Jghtt•:;l , wlH'II lov e 1!-i )u:-;1 lJe~illlllllg to awaln~ n 111 the brcaKt and thtnJ{ '~ n1 e takmg on .ill a:-.p~ct ,;nmt'\" h:.~ 1 ! different f1nm that ><cen lty the e\e ot ( hildhood \ Mnny ( hilch Pll nmm1g thtfl hu.l'>< ntquaintanct', no doubt, haY<> ended lnm, ht>~ po!=!ltlon and hu; fmancial l'Ondttlon, and ) rt the"~' ... lmt' vounKstt· J~ ... me JUillJHng, run ning, huhhl1ng over w1th entllufu~,;m of happy and ht•al thy 1iv ~~. while th•,; v oung~ter h:.~:-. alread) admitted thHt the dark, dt ea r Hnd d1.1h so mettame th(• hllJJJ1} a11<! worthwhll l' lhtlH(s 1:1 ilt'l' that h e pn•fe rrt·d to t.tkt• a chance on the G1·eal Unkno\\H 11 1~ <~ H,td cat~e but HI many wayM, lYJllcnl nl th ost young:-;tCr!'\ who ure renred 111 The the intlu encP ot mtH: b we.:tl1h hut too pamon,; hlP and T atleution 1s <:allE"I to the way th1r1g:-~ art' handled 111 politic~. lnok~ on amazement, ~~~ he linHiiy rcnhzc~~: Jll~t how rnm•h ifl accomph:shNI "'hit:h 1~ unprofeH~ionul, if not ILl'lllnllv 1\I J - wtth gal, by the men who tollow pohticA afl u profe~"' ton . In Pittt~Lurgh ut pn•H•nt. the puLlte l~ hemg acquamlcd \\ Jt 'r. alleged irregulant!el'l, \\hleh tf pt'OHn correct, s hould the ba:-;Js of Hllil' whH·h ><hOlild end hv the Jn~ar·cei'R.tltHl women rWI w that the tired business tllllt they'te 1r. an { llt'lll hls wile talking la~t ; ea1 s hal 1 -Advo<•e to th L11"e-Worn rhe ! C,\Wil so few lc, PJl!tleal offites lB lw ElU'Il!SC! It, Please An tptmmt IIi o. man who Jllatritd ll1e second tlnw get~ j>l't•<CH to I he tneru•e Nell~f;sarv EHl~ I Fl! C-csco.pes \\ere lment.ed 1!0 Whtlc there Is poet:ll In eV~IY· tlm~ people who Hvc 111 iilll!llla!Mrt- thing atcund us, the1 e ~huuld J'l t nts would hnve some place tu mu•e ()f ll 111 the waste batikc~ Pill their bottles uf milk I -__ Mllmentoul'l Moments T.~t.ke U or Leave U When a kteptomat"llncs wile .. ~ k ~ b\'1 I J~~nfe~ lune lm~ ~~~~ _her l~u.~~~~d...:t~~~~~~ of r"<"' .::::---~ -..:..~ n.tture I" lw1ng accomph'~hcrll -'I h k t Eni'fOR'~ NO'flo:•Thb i.o tltc i n our pohtlcal .sy~tt'm. Olllman Y, \\ en one spea s 0 ninth Ql 'n·rleo. 1H1Uun ,,.o:Jum~B pohbciall wh o IH dning lhlllg:- udmilledlr Ullplnfp:-;stnnal.lly ror lnt..>tnatloual Nf'wll l!ier,lcc an biluul 11n "" lntenle\1 I h I ea d ~one l o ,,u(' I It'\ I Tht' wlth Oet~rro 1 M!U.ontl:r., ~:h~r ur a s h rug fol}o\\~ llil(I a r~.:mal k \\lie that MUCh aclwns tl.l'l' f':qwdt•tl uf men 111 tho!!l' pmuhonl'l, ih~ llndaod Pullul Dr11 ll'hn~nt, who Ill 111 natluoolly lmO\nt R;ure 111 but when JUdgc!~hipr~ are lllVOh t>d. lhe Ameru·an 11enp I e pr.lltt "ork and 1t re1U1t:DbP.tl uutake an enthcly d1tTerent v 1cw of the ~1tuahon llwr•ty on wbJeetfi pert.alninr tfl "' 111" plllft'!illlo.n The Columbus JUUg~ who Js under nre at pre~te nt, CI<v-:! IBIHl Sept :a- Pollclnll :ud 01 ~ may be able to clt:!ar him ~e lf of iltcgul ~.:oHduct to the Hnl- di(' H ir\' todav l:..:•comln~ , . :uott anl1 mmc c lose!; c ctml!ct~U • JBfactJOn of lhusr. trymg h1m, but the har of puLiu: nplll· Yt: .I IS ngo Jhe hlt a nd miss met ion has already been acquainted w1th enough incidents llrds of pollee depnJtments we•c ptrn\ sEnblc Today, thlnJ~:s must be rea•rding hill actiQilR While dnthed With the authOrity of RC(.Ufl'tl!' P olice YoOt'k J ~; eX<ICtlng d th t 1t . nvinced he IS not a propel pcrMon t o ami themlstJ \' help.~ mak ~ It so a j U ge, a lB to 1 ln ~liJectly t:hc:mlstl ~ 1s the must occupy such a station. Even though he may be at'lJUilted, lmur.uml ally o r pcl.cc depart. . · d t I d memj Wlth oul It :1110omo1Jllu t}le best thing he can do til Lo l'eSign 1mme 1a e Y an rc- \\oul b:J 1-of'ftkhr t •adJC ~o 11oulo tire from public life, aR hu<~ ~:onduct has nnt heen what th,• be \\urse and the t'QliiiJilleut t hat . . , l'f h I l IE w~rl \1!111\d t e fru lJelOI\ tile u~popular concepliOil of a ,Judges J e ~ ou d 1e. unl sbwdruds cf totl::.v 1 011 r>rlly chtm l8tl ~ 111d~ in lh It is s"id that two million women ln Amelic:t arc lsoi\Jt!ons tor cr11ne11 something of a (onl'ltrudi\1 l alimon~. and yet there are ~orne peopl(• who ]dcthlng Th<'~ lt•nrneo hom tltt~t thl"Ju;:h nnnlysls the t~·pc of bulkt thrt IHt~ m ea .A.ll nuu.uiacturt'IH u~e d!r fercn t formuh\ P In mak11111: 1 a 1 trld~:;~ Th ~y measmed lhr hullel atld learnNl the calibre ana they Jca1 t1ed the make of the ijun from thr marking!! on lhc bullet Fm!IJI} llH'Y traced bullet:! llnd c un lo n mnn 'P.ho had a pollc.:; ll'co~<l The\ brongJ•• him In and he •lenled ki10\llcdgc of the crimt Th e gun was t.rought In by de~ lrctlves and sem t:l th~ lnboratmy 'T'hm lt was round that the gu>~ had fired !he fatal bullet Conlmn~ ted With this evidence, the prl8onl'r conftll'&ed The mo ~t remarkable example of scienef': tn pollee W()rk was that don" by a nlminologklt a tew ve11 n ago In the DAut11!1l10r\t q~~~~ threr. brothers ht~d h::Jmbe'l a n:nll car nnd looted 1t, he 1u1.., able L lfi"e n description or each of th~J men His descriptions were bn• u l on mlm1te Items round at the scene cottnge ustd by ~he to take on _ inrt!l i II' ·, ' ·. the dole, too. Iln1 th~: Studebaker. On May 24, 192~, when it pioneered the mineral wool mtifller. Who took the roar out of carburetors? Studebaker. On May 1, 1930, when it pioneered the carburetor silencer. Who put mOI)lentmn to work propelling motor cars? Studebaker. On March 10, 1930, when .it pioneered Free Wheeling. ~at revolutionary advaocesin ~~de­ sign have. competi~tc makes offered the pub'W: in the past four yeara? Wake up, automobile buyers I ' Buy a Studebaka'-tbe pace-meker I bun· ~·uti.ER GARAGE I remer.r. Olo. ,. I I ..,a.s here at the present dat.: .' '' .. ·- ... e1a11~ often goes to \',~It Still what madt .. ' hi=m~d~o~JI:_:"~':"_"'~o==~t:h~ln:g~~=-=:-:::__ _:-:::--:;:-:_:=_:~~~-::""-:::~--=======~==dj'~.b~ ' . IIi'' l ·• Jim Wynter paused. Tben auddentr quctinr her •onll: "Only frJend.. tbip, Kathanne~" "']1m, what can all this nJtstct)l' mean?" she broke out 1n a troubh:l1 vmce, "Shall we ever find h1m ~ These people seem 19 dent', 19 fiend1shl1 clever'' Wynter &lppetl his cofFee thought,fully, titled wlth 1 i} wantl 1 :~,'\f:V ~~?.~~e ni~l~cf~1~~~~ ~~~.'·~~ . a I -I that had beu •emovctl f1om ""Ohethlcals analysis \\'<~.s u~ec! In b,dy of a viet 1m an<l l1l•o th mo.klnl the tests Proor that he wa~ • . One of our marrieri ft"iendg snys that no matter Jt ht: 1tnllt' tv 11 hl<: h' G";,.th VIHI c nu r~d r~t ~~found In the !t~ct that a~l 1 Th• experts fothld timt part1 c l~& three or the brothen we,(!' latl!r led a cooli.pg system in his home his ~lfe would mak e 1or, thl' txpk,Jv~ had lJUrtcn l"1cm- o.rre':rted a11d convloted ot the c:l mc b"' f b ti h t d · ide: "'e I ~.? !!l t"e pew*:- bu:.1 un tl':i!!', a.nd chemlst1-y, of' course Is cft~n t r~ or un every me e !!! eppe ms • 13y ·•ud.ytnr th~ clews found a.fter 1the k.!y te J'Oi &l)ft -m)sterl~s pnc\e Sam :r .,\ cHAPTER 'x:tv • ness? Amon&: thr. llllteraU mmd, e'en judgment>< lUI' found agam"l the anu~ed, that tt t~ tJmP getting The honeymoon Is over when Lh'! t.tdc pawnB he1 wedding 1lng and I buys n. r~\Ol\•er our O\\ n .~tnU' Ht prt'~ent, the1 P i:-~ f!nother ca:;c he- ing tried wh<ch • nothing bitt o watcr!a.Il :ln revct se lChemistry J Is Chief Aid To Police .r no In So ving Many Crime Mysteries a numhcr ot men "' the st.<te P''"On In i.Lllo.i ''"' I - -- - wheu h1:. A gey~:~er IS little human rom- aflmmr.<l liJ Uuow In tile ring lm t>. POLITICS HE AVEHA(;E liTJZEN, Wonden of Nature Wlloi: car llas P,io11eered mote revolutionacy lmprovemenfs iQ., mechanical design, during the pas~ four years, than all oth~ makes combined? Studebaker. Who put the vacuum tank out of business? Studebaker. On July 23, 1927, when it pioneeted the fuel pump. Who pu{the back pres· surt mtifller out of busi- ""'· - bully old slogan hits me just rightNOW®ON ~ ,.• 1 Vernon W., Va. Mn1 Irene Sa-yre visited M1 s Wilda Blessing TUesda~ D Rou sh and ramlly visited w W Cla1 k::- and famlly Sunday, Ed 81aughtet VISited his brother, C M Slaughter, Sunday Ellen and Louise Rickard wure guest.s of MUs Inez Roush, Sunday~ c M Slaughter visited at ~hi or Ray Rickard, Thun;da.y, 1->i, Flcot Wlleatle)' and son, Oeorgc, Wes RoUllh and tam:ny, Maybe I'm Wrong ' 1 ' • hb mother-through• death - ... fa ....... aa4 I final!\ decided he would iind h1s chaucc~ of happm cs:-~ som{!where tn the unkno""n fulure, hopim~ no doubt, that ~omewhere on 1lw otht•r Hide he would agam fl .. I ' to t ! I READ T161S FIJitBT I 1ast June ACl•d•IIl / j I of ha vtng loHl htfl he:-;t fnt'lld - world depreS.'IIon &lief • as exprPS/It'd howl'v.-r that em1-1 gency mea~~Hr~:>s wiLl e&rrJ London ov~::r the nnanc1al crllll,., Lhat oonnd.ence wtll be re~~t.ore .1, th£> gold reserves recon~<trucl..ed and the pound KterllnM" ~ d~"ci1n"' c hedl: - I J ..... l upn ag.u.lnsl und,IUu!IU •l lll'l l-~ M o. ( 21 1N8- OJ d 1 1 ' I .. j .cn cHr Ihat ttappen~ tnf' t' llll 1 ~ neur I oscow oooP ve us , pn 11. on on gn wor er11 n li'Or ll.S 'l. mailer or lt~c L a.l l,adl: t 1 ~ p.-ace t.o beeome a great lndll.!ltrlal of 11 dictatorship of the prolet.armt h!! 1!: puwer and the world revol utio n It II atupld therefore to accu~ the 1 b 11 1 ~l'nt ~~: a~~ ~st h Ot tt_, 1 ! 11 1 ~ 1 \\Ill kindlt Hk:e a scarlet ft"me with ! Sovelt BO'llemment of sowing tht: cenH 11, 1 J , Y " noll 1tJIHl leuu~ to 1 c ul a word from Communf~>t pro p- dJ&eai!E! of communiBIIl abroad wht!n , , , aga9da !rom Soviet soli our very exmtenc" IIi ~umcl ..nt prop ed Cltllllo 111 bel h Thl~ wa ~ the substancE!" of whitt a11anda. WI! h11.ve enough ma.nur<' lla. fo I:W t lt\e~ 1 ' ' 1 11 " 1 n usl be taken as t.he oal~!al re).Jly at home without d l.il!:ill ll Ill othf' ~m~' ca~ ga~r ~r m tn~ ~ nnle-..' i uf the Sol let govemm1nt w antl - coumrle~> We believe that the Robert Barnes, Mrs R B Laug - 1rnunuc he hldeiS behind all the rlble 'lltUI;ou s~ ~~ {:~1 11. ~ It' tel~ &viet attacks In \llTlOU B countries v.orklng class ot capital~tic natloM head, Mrs C P Hawkins and Mrs !time 11 J esse Jam&~ v.ere aUv.e tii,J i~ to Y k ~ I ' 1a ~ df'il1ered by Ja11 E Rutlzu - will be ablt! t.o clean out the 8ta1 ll} aJJtJI W P Oalla&"her tod<'} he would have made a pool pictures w~111 h" '~t~ l.Jotoa \11fl !'ijj.sl<: t,,J.; member of the suprem e ICC\- hie~ CJ! cap!ta! Jl:im but onl) lf we Marjorie Harrl& rl!tumed to Co-l modtrn aaupter because at leaSt mark~ th.c ~c otml¥ • G.t •·d X ermng council of t.en of WhiCh Jo ~onquer at home on Ll'le economic lumbw Sunday eYienlne, alter J<.sse lllr.td to nllht In the open p • • • set~h Stalin proletarian dictator t,; fronr U y spending a weelui vacation here , , • I K~ll {h!et In th e city of No"OK!birs k The stronger we lrllW toCOnomJ.,.. • OUr m10 with her parents Mr and Nr~ &dteteerlng soon wil l be oflly lin lavs Bound •fllr.m y• Ctu- 81berla at the Western Blberi<tll call\, the IIOt.lflt't we ttmplete ou r tre~'a.c:ldlty ~.,unyourroodan• Robert Harrill memt.ry ll'lil.n&Slers ., 111 Cllternhn -1 ~r: 1 h@.a l ~ ("hi~:! It ll> ~m l oth congre~SN of soviets Rudzut.ik plano! lndU!ItrlalizaUon the better c"u"u"ufttorln~rf <Jml'&ll, h•u•rtburn Robe1t Banderli of Butfalo 111 here ~ po l.S ed plete ul allln!; JW d d th h v.e shall connect up with and 1 dluln"""• <:1la.ted-~oogue, "-"d bJQ&t· 1 visltlnB v.lth his da 'hte M ate thelllBelves stltlenlng of war- mrf" las more psychulog\ t!UHJ ma 0 1ln e e wo1e oompagn o1 you are bound to r-1 JJNUchy, 1 ln~r- tuar. ~~ u r, n rare by authorities v.lll hQl\te.'l chlnt'·O"P fl It 1 blander' and llell agalr.l!lt. the Sostrengthen the raniL!J o 1 tIt' ill.m-down, nervoue, &nd cant el&4!lll 1 111 ... orenee Bush I Je t Iilii-: ll national proletariat Our llUCCeS&e'l w~n I want you t " .. ult eutferlo\ H E M.llleJ. of Cleveland 6 t tlu.u·na out but mOI!l Important li me to gang all II~UlKSt er plctur~ I Itt Union ll1e charges of eonvlct lr r I k t.o d I ~taht now •o cornl! In and IJilt what tht! week end with Mr and Mr::el. mnuence 1.11 Cl~StKIIZJnk ol pull he bJit If they mu~l be 11 ~>, M! methlllJ.; labor and dumping, and the remin - ~~P ~ urt l!:fi T~or ~rli th :nd ~u; conelder the arr~attoet moedl clne I hn• D McMasl~r and ramlly to hH.e them han cllttl ~uti .tctc•ti Ill ders that the Soviets have reJu&e<J ~~~~ry v~:~e be ~~: ~lcto:y or the ~!!~nr~~r~P ~~:. ~~1~ ~~~ {~d•t~e~ ' Mts Harry Rus:seU and daughter Mrs Harry Schoen and son a! tdll~tntly I to pa y Czarlllt Qnd Kerensk~ go\ - world poletarlat mlnutee and IQOn make your atomaeb Hilda are vitltlng with the for- Columbus spent the week. end wittf I ~tJt nexl LO Leo .1t prenllltt llllnleut debts and provocatlonli \.Q I Then reamrmlng the Soviet s de- ~~''}k 11 ~~,~·;:';jkY~a•r~~Y~I~\ 8~0 ~:'·: mer s sons; Toby and Chester at Mr and Mrs F B Wiliams he ~ave me some of hi~ 1uh•.o; u! at1 -1 ""ar s1re for peace Rudutak ~;aid thr: •u•ranWe4. lnd.lanapolls, Ind Ou r foreign pollc~ Is based OlliY countr} \\UUid tn&tently conve1. 1 1 The recently elected omcera for dlcnH' powcholog~ I Dan Farmer and Charles Blnll: llhe ! emlng ye 11 r fm the Junl()r Mhke an audlrnn ~ h~H lJII pence Rudzutak !'.111d 'The :.io- Into an armed camp wltll all the For Sale by Marlin and Rolkr Dfllll J,tt Sunday attemoon for Athens, class ef Middleport J-hgh School P.tmember an audh.'ll~~· is r4 . Vlel Union Is the most peaceful na- 11 orll:ers and peasants fighting 101 Store Mlddll':port. Oblo \\here tbey wtu be(ln their stud1e 11 j are a 1 follows President F.lol!J,. cl!ptlvt;-that s why W! e} re tiler~ twn on eart.h There I!; not k ~lu- lJ!e or df"ath 1! att.ack..d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ , j at the Ohio University Icooper Vice Presldem., Elot:.e St:'t'en acting 1s a fu1m of ~.1 11 ~- gle power against which our trool)li The \\ar he ll&ld ' \\Ill bfo a Wllbe1 Curtb and JudMn Boley 1Knopp, Be<:reta1y.Treasurer Will- mun~nlp-yo u <e ll th ~ thai llt 4J to hate ad ~anced or would advance Wilf of two worlds, of two antagon l ot Columbus ~tpent the weelr: end lam Keith KhlColid ~he :1Ud1enc~' All \\I:' delilre l!s to buJld up our l~tlc systems In \\hlch one or the! I w1th Mr and Mrs Herb Chambers !\. good movll' art or tmt"l have .\ country a~ Ill' want wltilout mter - other w11l bO! de11troyed And Wt! HOTEL COLUMBUS 1ferf,.rt>nce \li nd family and oU1er friend.& and ~ ~IllS ol ummg In his hm ~ shall appeal to the w<Jrkers uf all ~ !Short Blocll.IJ North of Mem· lelattve~ 1 Dll::~ IN CH.-\RLY.S\ON I A l11ugh through n tc11r J:< the Our who\~ govf"rnuwnhd "'}~-' the 1,1;otld for fraternal IISHJ~t.l!.nct MJss Mary Ann Case or Patkers I OC<lrg~ Childers passed away at mos ~ valuable th1ng 111 actlu~ tem sho._\\·~ up tile futllHy uf capl- We shR.llask them not W slm thelt or1al Hall and Broad Street. blllg lltrlvt'd Sund11y lor a vlslt ,wlth hls hon:e ln Charle.Rkln, 8\.lpdny at 1 l I.e who Js lull of pro\crb~ quo- 1to11sm We Hrt' provlllg bv our e"- rifles ageln6t those who compel Coron 5th. and Lor., l llfls.s Fleda. :;;"aennle labout a P m M1 Chlld~s 1tulltom tn old f,\p:.~ plul•l b-- 1peJiment that the capltall.stlc s ys- hundrt"'ds of millions of wor kers to - - ------ - 1u be Jll'hatlP\ llli<Jfru s 111th 1tcm belongs to the by - ~one ng", Tt ~tarvt- aKalmt those who tompe , 1t01merl} a resident of M1ddJeport, 200 Fireproof Roome alt.h(..Ugh he has made Oharl1,ston lc'lf pleasu:e llea\t'll death und sttuvatlon 111 IL~ Yo orkers to suffer In urganlzed !a hit! home for the pa.!t ~~everal year~~ 1 Ctl tllo wR~ tlurn m Lt~ An gt trs .,11ke mine an d~ar 100 Roome at $1.00 He has been In falling health for _a he lh descendan• ot Cmte:t d JSI"III 1 our \lctor~ on the econotmc Th1" charges of Sovwt dumplllg Each. 1number or years although his ,COD· ' rtl ct Ca hfornm• \lmil.lu a~ 11(, lfr•mt Is the most POWerful propa - he said were merely the cr ies of tdillon tl8.8 been nlUch worse in the lice _porter <,n coast mr·u,n~~: lul'those who like a thle! fleeing In a, few months d b.u'l mcu nevertllelrss Leo flm, crowded street joined In Lhe en He is survived by his wile, t\lio .tot dr ink 01 smoke but he speaks IQI.X'•t!m pnson as a I!:U~sl conduc- T•htopd <bht'" 1 to ~e~~c,ape detection l ree Stftet Parlllnr-Ho Umlt ~~~:~::~;,· Mrs Guy Reynolds o! five languages lncl utlmg Chln<'~e e e o pre'-=-' ng governmen t.:. and Mrs John Blarwt lind ,Tapant'l:le loi ol course on lal.L \ls!t saw old of 1175000000 to the United States d lrii:'JJd Kid McCoy former prl~ of 6300000000 ·~d francs to an one Mil, Everett, of Caz 11lo 111 kt'en-v .nterestetl 111 flt::hto.-1 11.ho was sent up for killing Franc~> and a gr~Bter 11 mount to John W .Welch, PI ISlA• reform behevt>s m segrega- hilS ~\lo t-eth ea rt hi sl'looting orgy Great BntahJ he said are nut sov Manarlnt DiHet.or F un~rel arrangements are not tion of yolUlg cummaL!i from ver - McCtv told me be didn 't J.;now Jets debt~ We doni 0.,,. am OPYflll hi Sept 1,31 b21 - I Gan&BWfs N BI N(C ; a,r York, FloMle Fred:er and Paullne 1uck I \\Ill 1:.00n patili out of the picture' erman spent the week end with 50 thlnk.s Leo Carlllo who knows for LM paat rew day&. Bur.day relatives and friend.ll a1 01Jiumbus them aU from late Jim, Col.osimo tu 1 Kt:nmt WIAeman spent Poster Eaner or Cincinna ti is 11. Al Cl\pone and pla.ys them on with Ml.ss Evelyn Stewart at LIJ. buslneM VISitor here. 1scrll":'n vto ~ st.awe nar JU!IL ma Jt' 100 The !ollowlna are attending the deb\ t In talkies In Hell BoWld • ' at I • • • 1Pythlan Slst.er oonvemUon BONO& FRIEND Marietta . Mr11 John Downing, Mrs 1 The modern ra.ckeU;er !Jmt ro- young people at the Helwl& hcnu on Third Avenue P'rlday evening, hooorlna Evelyn S~vena, who le! t Monday- for Parkersburg, wt:.ere she enteted nurse training The even· Ina Wl'li s)l')nt In card pla;lng and BIG PLANS ON I'OOT dancmg Dl:>llclous refreshment.li Th Middle e port Merchant AAAQ- were served to Jhe following FrB!I ~ clp.ijoo BZe maldnl extenaive plarul cl& Anderson William McMD.stcr ~make th H Dow l b f R , e Iii. een ce e ration ~U 11venswood , n.nna Mae Owens bl Middleport and Ylclnft.y, 1 - .. Gold To Tbe exact cauae of the ftre waa DOt detel'ftllned t~~lthOUI"h It W(lfJ be· Ui'lecJ. to bave been 11t&rted from a bot water pipe which 1nterset:!ted the Clloaet I fll'l.t.Oflo..linf·"'tst•d• All y . . . ._ •..,--!~:.!~!!!~-----========== ' employed AN'IBOtlY 01--lt.'? PAOB TllliZII !:~~{:i~·~~;~;~!~~f·,~~ 1 ACTOR SAYS GANGSTERS SOON ~ SOVIET DEMANDS PEACE TO vir,:~~~~~~ i:f~~~l~·~..~!~.~~:,:~:{: TO PASS O~T OF THE PICTURE! BE€0ME POWER IN INDUSTRY Middleport ..... News E.VS R . &IV!O 1 I Tim DAILY TRIBIJIII!, POall!ROT, OHIO DID YO\J I Bt:'..:LIN ,_... By ALICEi:Al.GELIJm Give Him His Own Medicine ' lifOlCC to YfftJ EVER STOP TO THINI1 THAT dollan do their duty at the olores of the home city. Modern merchanto advertiae and keep up with the timea. l'liey welco"'e the opportunity to serve. Their merchandise ie reaeonabl:r priced and of a variety that can fill every need. Merchant. of the home city are friendly. They deeerve conflllen~e; confidence in them and the goods they sell. i "But even clever p<'ople ma~ siJps." he said quietly, and aometlung in Ins vo1ce gave her sndde• confidence. "These people haVe at. ready m11de • sbr-1t'a a &ecrct for the present, as I sa1d-but t:hat ahp ha1 given me the first clue. So far 1'm only gropmg on the fringe of the mystery, and 11'1 too early to tar where this due w1ll lead, O,t 1DYStlf-well. l'1a feclm1 pretiy hopeful.'' -.... ''That makes me h~ fGo:r abe cncd, ... ,th an easer catch qt her breath. "]1m, 1 fl!el UJ a war so rupon1ible. I had no claim oli him except that of mel'!! friendsbt~t, but Frank Senrn faced. thoae r11ka aud peril• ill Russua merelr to dO me a aervice-and because of that all this has come." Her eyes were troubl~d and: pitiful a& &be thought of Ftank 6ever4 He had done 10 much for her, .had temamed 10 Joyal to a fnellfl even after ~Ue had J1ad t(l hurt hil)l-~nd burt herself-by telling this nUn whom she liked math as a gOed comrade that she d1d not love him, could not marry lum And Fnnk had taken h1s d1sappomtmcnt like a gallant acntlt'man, had not Jet It spoil their friend&hlp. "We are going to do our bC!lt." Jim Wynter paused. Then sutldcnly quolin1 her words: "Onlr friend· ship," Kathannel'" He realized how blunt thai qatt· tion wa.-onl! perhaps ht had no right to ask. Only it& answer m•ght "mean a good deal to him. She met h1.11 eyes frankly aa II turprJsed Then Jauahed, "Wh,, of course! You didn't inl· egine he and I were anything more t~'n just good fnends?" She 11ad answered his quettioL OniJ friends, 1he and Frank Sn·ern, notbm& more, Somehow ]ms 1 Wynter wu uncommonly ~~· le I have tha.t anurance. i ' r' 1 ago on the day lctttr to you, 1've from the airways l,-1 Uierci;tlniO a!m tll~••p bueineoo ~Y .~eservinc., it. _Sho~ ~.t.h the!!'; tl.e:t w•ll prove it. They alwayo .ell the best by every teet. • I had no word from him, And never went 10 Beggar's Court."' <cried. "1 saw Mr. Sant there •;,;:;;; .daJI Jater-l'd gone. down 11 Jl Tli~'ir I.!Ods al- ;0,;";; l•h•. waya eatiafy" ' Wilen ;you buy from the merchant. of tile home city you lillYe the .&t"..l.&cilO.. of koowlng that :rw are buyine e.ltiofaction. :·-.:·.. ---. (I I tO~rtMi:t H>\VE THE WELl:.. (I , ID• ' eom1ng to England. ht did com-e-only where go on leaving Croydon Aero-that dayt And that be should cone ~brol.d aKaln without u. 111111 for aearly five -weeki thea "durn ~crelly to Entrto 1all loto • rew daya qo r -... ~ (Toll Coatla... ' l . lwt IJ - II I ••• When a word fits, you know it I "Satisfy., just )it; CH~.ST~.IIHFLP. A "m.k<r picks up a package, and lw hkt'"' n~ nt>,lt appc J:-ance-no heavy tuks or odors fnJih J,lk. ] ,',tf t:atisfies him. Thc.·n he examines a Che~terlidd. Tt j;.; wdf-. f11led, it is neat- in .lppt•,Jfll l ' e; th,.. p:.tl'tr 1s l'urt: whne. And that s.1ti fie, hn11. He Hghts up. At th, v< r" tp· • pnlf he hk«".:s the flavor and the nd1 Jl• •Ill ! le d.:-ctdes that it tastes betkr- nenher Ll11 tJ oJ f , ,vcr- :.weet; just • .111.11 l1oo1n &: Mvu~ I no bomboozlin' about that!" SuREr sq Confidence fe Ole open road between buye'f ancf oeiler. ' l fHE FIRST CLUE mouth They mai~tain quality at priceo that arf right. ~' Tn"Jt«.o' Cu ,• pleasing anrl satisfying. fhen he learns it is milder. That's a,nother w:.~y of saying that the-re is nothmg irritating ahont iL And :1gai n he's satufod f Sati,fy - they\e g't to satisfy I The right toh.~ccos, the CHEST~.RFIELD kind, cured and agt>d, hlendeJ .mrl cro<:s.blended, to a taste th:tt's right Everything that goes into CHESTER FIELO is the best that money can buy and that science knows about. CHESTERFIELDS do a compkte job of it. They SotuJY I ,,' ' J1 �• "' 1 " '' • t-.., rr j;. . ' (> ' •&ali TWO 11m !)AIJ..1' 'J1UJilJD. POIDROY, QIDO :U:ONDAY, SEPTDOID. S!t, lilt. ~~~==~==-=~~~~==~====~~~~~=--=~~==~~~~~==~~~~~' THE DAILY TRIBUNE Brown WiU Rule' ! i In ,Coming Winterj 1 1 1"-.. -~ ......, ..,.. "· ..... •• ... ""'' o- ··I SIDE-UGHTS IN NEWS OF ~~·= ~= :..:":""'~:~nd~.:::::.,~ ' CAPITALS OF Til£ WORLD 1naeD our frlelldl tend us !etten or mw matter for pUblicaUoD thQ' ;,;;;:,. ,, d 111 ..... eo.ae~ ...... tbclr D&IILe--iiJ'k..... ! b not. n -..nr tc r\l•h ) ,..,. _... ied.. - ADollrmot:, .._..... leUen. however excrll~nt • • " · t": • bt _... and dnlrabl• in t.btm· I I, _ _ _ .Ln QD ,lDI\II.Doe Will bt publ~~t.~led. • ----'""'~="'=""""-:::::::-::=:=;:;::-;;,;;;;;;c;-;:;;;;c--·---'I'UE Ju;IGS PtJIIUIUING COIIPANY I 1. N. B Btatr OOnell)lladent ! ~ris, Sept. ~1-lt'l aotnc to be beautlful br.owo wiota, trom au early appearancea, in tbe t~n steal talenlll try to mak:e a llvtnl world All 5httdea of darlr: brown I or eaw pocke~ money by tiingina l a.nd some or the belaea wJth a :a s ~· EDWA.kD L OETiSS 1 N s Staff cor1 e~pondent in the stree ts Otoups of four 01 Bl!rlln Be t Zl- The Ger many or nve c! these young1ters wltl'l lUi· P f Ll'l e hUll baojoe~:; 1\adles, wander about toda{ pr~:bly utreul one ~ the litop at 1itreet comen and t.tu"~ mea &tl ng ex..mp e~; 0 their old songs and bfA.Ua.&l I . > strong h int of brown in them are ' 1owot.Jng black Ill! t.hl! king of !ur j Po oas. rotor .r .....,, j Natur al brown aotrakhan ~ sel:n • • e-•n• (NDIJe ull ctr..sau.a Dept. C.U • • , In many of the collectJona Jlaqmn ' I.Iuth ur the pro\erb Nece:.sltY 1ll ln Berltn, at least, the student 1puli double banda or 1t ai'Oun,:i th-:: I F• Editorial OJIH 0.0 111-L ~ m~r 1of l~ve~tJOn. d singers are said to be extremely i lov.;er coat sleevea of- a lacquer-red I 1 e econo~uc 11 t e 11' 1 p;; 0 c- popular, and money: though m 1 wool, with the red repeated In tho:! NATIONAL ADVERTISDI'O RIPUIP'rATIVU pre~~?" facedh b} a :;teadl.y r smell colllli [J; coming' rest to th em bknwe S!?Ctlon of a brown wool one cre.IO.•••·IIIC putc at;J.n!l powe r o e , • • pleae Be also Ulles It f« a lovely general public and e~cr-lncrea.s1n1 \ long coat togetber With otller ~a:a buruem, the a\'eraie O!!rman NeceS~SJty !ort.f'd a iOiutmn of 1brown fun such u beaver and castrie~; to 11se to the o~calilon by UI!V· lht! mcst bw nln g PI oblEm or Bel -~ tllr A castor collar al' Into eloping his already gJI! II.t wnate lln b the~~ot.e1 life, the financial men s~h which closes It aacf'th;r dee~ OI&.Anizing, pl!lnnlng ~~ond inventive II.Cil CQ~IJ;tlng of ed.raordrniuily cuft'Jil follow two huge .curvet that t11.lentli to a cllmax uleta ted b y h111h w11g~s for st~~ors I brln~ Lht>m to th!! elbow& necei:IBity t'tll.:lllll the poSiiibJhty of a b1e.1k 1 Eimine m brown aod bel&e 18 I Aml IL seems as 1f the German:; down of m1me1'0U8 theaters the a nothel favorite for taU and ~ln1t hough, or probably bei.:IHise the) Assoch1 t1 on of Theo.tcr ll.llan~ers ter a.s well as broadtail mink !lllb1 au• under a oomstant pull llca l eco- ~udd enly discovered that thei r le tmd aeal ' num1c and ph}chologJcal pres~ me, ~ttength lay In soltdauty llB oppru;-1 ' An ll1't.j:!tnoon coa.t In brown· al e actually lf11ng to make the ed to the claims ot leud mg pla,iierti suede-cloth 16 trimmed with blue best of 1t , They ag1eed t hllt ;n lutme no 11.,, a.nd another has the hem or J11!1J10Us teaching, di$Ctrille or Flam the mttcl•- talked-and-lo.rlt- w nl•sct actOis v.Jll be slgnl!d, i t11e Bklrl, oo11oar and back ot the W.ap ll liD K.P.ereed,•ftheyaretohaveanycl~um ltcn-about- even Ie;ueU, famuws II \ whh:n the month!} salar) eK· Bleeves trimmed with sable upon the love, loyalt)r and devot10n of the paople1 mw1t be In hannonyw1th vest r>ockcl battle~lllp down w ceeU~ 5-115 'i"lie p1es ~ hulls th e 1 A brown broadtail muff [J; carthe teachinp of Jeaua the C)lmt whoae wOrds flt mto every fold and crevice lnnovaclon 11 lu till-tltek~: there acUon a~; Lbe only ilHlUm ul :>ll Villi! : rled wltt 1 a small jacket to mak:h t1 the human h~fand of whom it wwuaid in. Joho 7:46, ••NEVER MAN .spill Ill S every day mmc SIIIPJJsmg Gel man th"';Hers fJOm IUin 1anct a btown draped velvet one 1.s IPAKE :t.!KE TuiS•MAN." • le\u!ence or thnl faculty In the • '" • ' tJlmmed with to" -f... J>n.w.~!:tio:"• ·~l-..CMd•IIIII.OWo sh.Ape of nev. dev1ces und bette! The Catholic commumcy of ~n- 1 Redlem puts a Jacket of leopmttlwds to l'Qpt' wit h the sltu.•tlon d~!Jshausen Thuunrla alarmed 1md \\lth an evening gowu of hand GOD'S GENJo:HOSITY--0 God, let all the peopi L· Sevent.JO-ill'e u1 mo1e pe1cwt uf about the s tead~ decu_., of flllllt) 1some new metal cloth, bOlt and ' lh Th • 11 h h ld h · d a ll :-;d11nw1 s a re conceutral!lng church vn.m l) l..rled to JfiiBe funds I sleek as satm pr.atse ee. en snn t e e~rt Yle cr mcrea o,;~ . an the n last bit of btaln n.nd eue•K.r fm necessnry repaln; 1 Brown bwa.dt11 U ill used tor InGod Mhall ble8s u~ And all the end~ of the earth , h11.ll on the questwn <Jf how to moke On t he lHJi'geBtton or the cl1urch•crw t~~.t.lons on" cape-collar, as a ·- 5 7 .none~ wnrdeu a palmtaklng sea':reh ol ! bow on an ii'Tegular atandup collar f ear h 1~ .- P ~a Im 61 : • . ~ • • I the !JlflJnii;ts 1u1s made v.Jt.ll a 1 and fOI" balloon s!.H!v , on 11 blaclc VALUE OF A GOOD NAME-A good rl.lm(• j~ ruth Polkf' c~llmute lh,tt 5 000 adM view to <llgglng up some va luable, 1cloth coat d!r.ts 0f detecthe ~ tones ate ~P .. •t'l- 1\\h 1ch might be sold A two-volume Cuatli commg ou~ fill a cuiU wln er to be· choKc n than g1 cat ricne~ . and lovmg [H vour l .tthtl ing all cr their tim( u1 g1 Our~ 01 Latm Bible, prmt.ed In H.62 on I ter are cosy and oomt whether than >:u\' e~ U nd gold _ p 1 overb~ 22 .1. uJone 1unnlng down clues of th1 1patchmen. , wa~ d1:;euw1 ed hidden ' thoy ~ for sport or dre~ ..;;,;;;10;;,,j cl}namitlrs of t11e Frankfort-Bel - tn u dw;Ly cmJt-'! 1 At an nuct1on It 'orne main thing about llllc "ptess Ltam neat Juele t bol!: m l broull:ht $15,000 The chur~h WlUIIt heJ.r fastenings In the way or v.hu:ll lil pns:;l:'nget s we1e mjuJed I now be 1epa!ted and saved from hooks or buttons, so fin~~:ers wont THE ROAD TO HAPPINESS The JWih;e ha\e recetved 1400 <!estructJon • • • ]freeze this sellSOn Then too lhe v ~ , . ~ solutiOns of the r.r!mP nm! havt 1 llRVI:' pertlOI'lalJty as well ea.cb deNCE MORF. 1~ It pr01;en that no;:: he~ do not ncU! " "l:II",~Y been ~; ~ ket! ~~~ each case to pa} ou t I N eed !( ~/! lu say th.al , ~ eonomlcls 1 guer putUng out wha.t'he thmks mean huppin e:-:-; 10 the Jlldlvldual pos~e~,.,tng :. great the s.. ~ ooc JewaJd otfeJe<l mls!~rl dthes people to dcspall and Ia good \\lUter should be 1\lt econonm ph~ht hn~ dnven i b eeds Clime but In both cases il s RIL.!lmus the tailor Ia maii:IDit amount· of th1s world'~ good !-~ While It mm~t he admlltecl tusmess 11 ,en, eo;pectall r .stlop own- 11wccst:.lty dun p!OmpL~ peopl i! Le sorne han'dsomc wool~n coats tllat '"' 11Like JeiUgc m m06t exlramdmar} 1:1.1e d u11 1n texture but nvt In de~ that the per~;on well hxed with pi eiJty of money hu~ a et ~ lo unc 1tt lit"" mu~ t ...·' ~:6peu\....and s~n11altonal udveltlsl ng stun ts ac 1lOlls 15\gn They ure nearly all mud! hr.tter thance uf enjnywg lif e than the on e \1. no lfl and ~ale ~ nuthoilii F01 th e firs t tunc In the cumc :md fasten with buc.ues or but.t.ons · 1 th · f • • • hlst01 l- of the capUal bandits J•vc One comes In a fine tuzzy wool a.nd b ese t '·uy fJO\Cf l )' nn C\cry !-!I( e, t' mere PO~"e:-~sJ •l 0 Nc cc~~lt} has tmncd the tJnrli- 1\orlr:ed w1th a las.o;o to catch their Is Hilt from hem to walllt in• money does not ~pel! <~ucces~, ellher morally, mcntalty,)uonnl romanticism or German stu l vlctlm. and finished In real tailored .. . \dents Into a paying proposition In broad tla)llght b6nd1ts ~htev. phystcally or ~pmtually. ln the bygone days of ' Dear old !11 lasso at the head ot 11 bus couA ca:-.e w polllt 1 ~ tht' young Cl e, elnndt•r who,.! ' l~ Hetdelbetg' when the sluderJts ductor when the bw; wa-~ Hpeedlng were crowdmg the old marke~ l thtough a llestcrn sUbUJ•b and Jw;t yearH of age, found hfr :-; u unb e arabl l' that he comn:Jttt::d places of medieval towm d1lnklng mllilied him by a fPw Inches lt ob~Juicidc, and thJ~ 111 .-.pJte of the fatt 1hal he \\<'.tfl he11 1/1 beet nnd Hinging their sougs whi!e l vlowsly wali tile band1ts intention . , . . ~;eated Oil lorl8 IO.OOtlen benches I to pull U'i\l mau from tile bus and one of the ldl'g'C8t rortuneH Ill the StHte ot OhiO, If !JOt 111 thl y dtd not ll'llnk so much or JOb him lltterwaJd.!i , m h , maklllK mone y rt1c addict.~ escaped ami I ft I Th e .u I • HU e lllll{ 10 t he en t Jr e U ni t N I Sl ~ :1 l C~ aJ Jn these dayt> students wlllt mu· nut be t 1aced fever and a:sthmu .wd we1ghcd down w1th th e added ~rid' - - - --------------1 I IJ!U.LL BLAZE IXTDlGU18HED A llll•U blue Wt.a dilooveml 1n a ciOtbel ckwet at the J H Llt;bt.er ~ at the eom11r of Plrtt a;o~enue Qole stnet early saturdlly .,.run,. The ftre department WIL.Ii 1\).JJ;lJnoped but the blaze w11.11 extlnltJ1ah8d before any damage had ana --· I t:- I I I , I MWrea Pauline Helwig and VIV· Inn Knopp entertamed a lt•OUP o! :!.tOe~~~· !~r ~x~::lenca: Oeo~';'e ~~rt~:.~bJtu~: S~~~li A com r.omvton or Pomero the ue~St ul OE'I&nlzatkm haa honor and the hoste~s " been &elected for the occasion who ' \ are Dow busily eop1 ed 1n ~kinfl: -P1lm lnsurbq the afla1r to be a :HARRIED IN 1\IIJII!Nt:SOTA More tieftnltf!" afnt.ngeM• and M1s Rue tueke1man re meats will be &unounced later CC!!Ived a telegram, Saturda}- evenll\6 uumJmclng Uw ma1rlage ol theiJ Bon Edgar HJU Tuckerman W Mll>li Mrl. James Stevens &pent the Kathryn Bishop Mr Tuck£'1man . . end with her daulhter, Mrs 1eft Wednesday !01 Minnesota supJ'red Bllaon and family at Char- posedly tor a vis it , the ,nanl;~~e ~t.on. She returned to het home tt:mJ.lg u.s a compltte ~ l .. pri!K' tu Sunday evenlna l htt; ~anv Jr lcnds Th" c~remonv • r.11 AUce Fitch has retmued was !)!!rformed saturday afternoon .1rqm. OCilWI'tms, where She vistted Rl four oc~JC .. at the l:.p1st:opu.l ---.~-----~--- ..Uttee from the v.lth •)KlCeBI. I J I I O . . ,i .'' 'I I , , Y I encounter h1s mother Cases :-uch a~ t hil', mdeed ale ~o~acl, taught u~ that if theiP. ifl a tJme By Jolm P. Medbury a?. exper ience ha~ in one'A life when l ht' ' ~:~huuld be happ y, thut l1me i:-> Ill the ' ngt' when youth h-; blos~omtng mto man or \\omanhood lime when llte lookJ b1 Jghtt•:;l , wlH'II lov e 1!-i )u:-;1 lJe~illlllllg to awaln~ n 111 the brcaKt and thtnJ{ '~ n1 e takmg on .ill a:-.p~ct ,;nmt'\" h:.~ 1 ! different f1nm that ><cen lty the e\e ot ( hildhood \ Mnny ( hilch Pll nmm1g thtfl hu.l'>< ntquaintanct', no doubt, haY<> ended lnm, ht>~ po!=!ltlon and hu; fmancial l'Ondttlon, and ) rt the"~' ... lmt' vounKstt· J~ ... me JUillJHng, run ning, huhhl1ng over w1th entllufu~,;m of happy and ht•al thy 1iv ~~. while th•,; v oung~ter h:.~:-. alread) admitted thHt the dark, dt ea r Hnd d1.1h so mettame th(• hllJJJ1} a11<! worthwhll l' lhtlH(s 1:1 ilt'l' that h e pn•fe rrt·d to t.tkt• a chance on the G1·eal Unkno\\H 11 1~ <~ H,td cat~e but HI many wayM, lYJllcnl nl th ost young:-;tCr!'\ who ure renred 111 The the intlu encP ot mtH: b we.:tl1h hut too pamon,; hlP and T atleution 1s <:allE"I to the way th1r1g:-~ art' handled 111 politic~. lnok~ on amazement, ~~~ he linHiiy rcnhzc~~: Jll~t how rnm•h ifl accomph:shNI "'hit:h 1~ unprofeH~ionul, if not ILl'lllnllv 1\I J - wtth gal, by the men who tollow pohticA afl u profe~"' ton . In Pittt~Lurgh ut pn•H•nt. the puLlte l~ hemg acquamlcd \\ Jt 'r. alleged irregulant!el'l, \\hleh tf pt'OHn correct, s hould the ba:-;Js of Hllil' whH·h ><hOlild end hv the Jn~ar·cei'R.tltHl women rWI w that the tired business tllllt they'te 1r. an { llt'lll hls wile talking la~t ; ea1 s hal 1 -Advo<•e to th L11"e-Worn rhe ! C,\Wil so few lc, PJl!tleal offites lB lw ElU'Il!SC! It, Please An tptmmt IIi o. man who Jllatritd ll1e second tlnw get~ j>l't•<CH to I he tneru•e Nell~f;sarv EHl~ I Fl! C-csco.pes \\ere lment.ed 1!0 Whtlc there Is poet:ll In eV~IY· tlm~ people who Hvc 111 iilll!llla!Mrt- thing atcund us, the1 e ~huuld J'l t nts would hnve some place tu mu•e ()f ll 111 the waste batikc~ Pill their bottles uf milk I -__ Mllmentoul'l Moments T.~t.ke U or Leave U When a kteptomat"llncs wile .. ~ k ~ b\'1 I J~~nfe~ lune lm~ ~~~~ _her l~u.~~~~d...:t~~~~~~ of r"<"' .::::---~ -..:..~ n.tture I" lw1ng accomph'~hcrll -'I h k t Eni'fOR'~ NO'flo:•Thb i.o tltc i n our pohtlcal .sy~tt'm. Olllman Y, \\ en one spea s 0 ninth Ql 'n·rleo. 1H1Uun ,,.o:Jum~B pohbciall wh o IH dning lhlllg:- udmilledlr Ullplnfp:-;stnnal.lly ror lnt..>tnatloual Nf'wll l!ier,lcc an biluul 11n "" lntenle\1 I h I ea d ~one l o ,,u(' I It'\ I Tht' wlth Oet~rro 1 M!U.ontl:r., ~:h~r ur a s h rug fol}o\\~ llil(I a r~.:mal k \\lie that MUCh aclwns tl.l'l' f':qwdt•tl uf men 111 tho!!l' pmuhonl'l, ih~ llndaod Pullul Dr11 ll'hn~nt, who Ill 111 natluoolly lmO\nt R;ure 111 but when JUdgc!~hipr~ are lllVOh t>d. lhe Ameru·an 11enp I e pr.lltt "ork and 1t re1U1t:DbP.tl uutake an enthcly d1tTerent v 1cw of the ~1tuahon llwr•ty on wbJeetfi pert.alninr tfl "' 111" plllft'!illlo.n The Columbus JUUg~ who Js under nre at pre~te nt, CI<v-:! IBIHl Sept :a- Pollclnll :ud 01 ~ may be able to clt:!ar him ~e lf of iltcgul ~.:oHduct to the Hnl- di(' H ir\' todav l:..:•comln~ , . :uott anl1 mmc c lose!; c ctml!ct~U • JBfactJOn of lhusr. trymg h1m, but the har of puLiu: nplll· Yt: .I IS ngo Jhe hlt a nd miss met ion has already been acquainted w1th enough incidents llrds of pollee depnJtments we•c ptrn\ sEnblc Today, thlnJ~:s must be rea•rding hill actiQilR While dnthed With the authOrity of RC(.Ufl'tl!' P olice YoOt'k J ~; eX<ICtlng d th t 1t . nvinced he IS not a propel pcrMon t o ami themlstJ \' help.~ mak ~ It so a j U ge, a lB to 1 ln ~liJectly t:hc:mlstl ~ 1s the must occupy such a station. Even though he may be at'lJUilted, lmur.uml ally o r pcl.cc depart. . · d t I d memj Wlth oul It :1110omo1Jllu t}le best thing he can do til Lo l'eSign 1mme 1a e Y an rc- \\oul b:J 1-of'ftkhr t •adJC ~o 11oulo tire from public life, aR hu<~ ~:onduct has nnt heen what th,• be \\urse and the t'QliiiJilleut t hat . . , l'f h I l IE w~rl \1!111\d t e fru lJelOI\ tile u~popular concepliOil of a ,Judges J e ~ ou d 1e. unl sbwdruds cf totl::.v 1 011 r>rlly chtm l8tl ~ 111d~ in lh It is s"id that two million women ln Amelic:t arc lsoi\Jt!ons tor cr11ne11 something of a (onl'ltrudi\1 l alimon~. and yet there are ~orne peopl(• who ]dcthlng Th<'~ lt•nrneo hom tltt~t thl"Ju;:h nnnlysls the t~·pc of bulkt thrt IHt~ m ea .A.ll nuu.uiacturt'IH u~e d!r fercn t formuh\ P In mak11111: 1 a 1 trld~:;~ Th ~y measmed lhr hullel atld learnNl the calibre ana they Jca1 t1ed the make of the ijun from thr marking!! on lhc bullet Fm!IJI} llH'Y traced bullet:! llnd c un lo n mnn 'P.ho had a pollc.:; ll'co~<l The\ brongJ•• him In and he •lenled ki10\llcdgc of the crimt Th e gun was t.rought In by de~ lrctlves and sem t:l th~ lnboratmy 'T'hm lt was round that the gu>~ had fired !he fatal bullet Conlmn~ ted With this evidence, the prl8onl'r conftll'&ed The mo ~t remarkable example of scienef': tn pollee W()rk was that don" by a nlminologklt a tew ve11 n ago In the DAut11!1l10r\t q~~~~ threr. brothers ht~d h::Jmbe'l a n:nll car nnd looted 1t, he 1u1.., able L lfi"e n description or each of th~J men His descriptions were bn• u l on mlm1te Items round at the scene cottnge ustd by ~he to take on _ inrt!l i II' ·, ' ·. the dole, too. Iln1 th~: Studebaker. On May 24, 192~, when it pioneered the mineral wool mtifller. Who took the roar out of carburetors? Studebaker. On May 1, 1930, when it pioneered the carburetor silencer. Who put mOI)lentmn to work propelling motor cars? Studebaker. On March 10, 1930, when .it pioneered Free Wheeling. ~at revolutionary advaocesin ~~de­ sign have. competi~tc makes offered the pub'W: in the past four yeara? Wake up, automobile buyers I ' Buy a Studebaka'-tbe pace-meker I bun· ~·uti.ER GARAGE I remer.r. Olo. ,. I I ..,a.s here at the present dat.: .' '' .. ·- ... e1a11~ often goes to \',~It Still what madt .. ' hi=m~d~o~JI:_:"~':"_"'~o==~t:h~ln:g~~=-=:-:::__ _:-:::--:;:-:_:=_:~~~-::""-:::~--=======~==dj'~.b~ ' . IIi'' l ·• Jim Wynter paused. Tben auddentr quctinr her •onll: "Only frJend.. tbip, Kathanne~" "']1m, what can all this nJtstct)l' mean?" she broke out 1n a troubh:l1 vmce, "Shall we ever find h1m ~ These people seem 19 dent', 19 fiend1shl1 clever'' Wynter &lppetl his cofFee thought,fully, titled wlth 1 i} wantl 1 :~,'\f:V ~~?.~~e ni~l~cf~1~~~~ ~~~.'·~~ . a I -I that had beu •emovctl f1om ""Ohethlcals analysis \\'<~.s u~ec! In b,dy of a viet 1m an<l l1l•o th mo.klnl the tests Proor that he wa~ • . One of our marrieri ft"iendg snys that no matter Jt ht: 1tnllt' tv 11 hl<: h' G";,.th VIHI c nu r~d r~t ~~found In the !t~ct that a~l 1 Th• experts fothld timt part1 c l~& three or the brothen we,(!' latl!r led a cooli.pg system in his home his ~lfe would mak e 1or, thl' txpk,Jv~ had lJUrtcn l"1cm- o.rre':rted a11d convloted ot the c:l mc b"' f b ti h t d · ide: "'e I ~.? !!l t"e pew*:- bu:.1 un tl':i!!', a.nd chemlst1-y, of' course Is cft~n t r~ or un every me e !!! eppe ms • 13y ·•ud.ytnr th~ clews found a.fter 1the k.!y te J'Oi &l)ft -m)sterl~s pnc\e Sam :r .,\ cHAPTER 'x:tv • ness? Amon&: thr. llllteraU mmd, e'en judgment>< lUI' found agam"l the anu~ed, that tt t~ tJmP getting The honeymoon Is over when Lh'! t.tdc pawnB he1 wedding 1lng and I buys n. r~\Ol\•er our O\\ n .~tnU' Ht prt'~ent, the1 P i:-~ f!nother ca:;c he- ing tried wh<ch • nothing bitt o watcr!a.Il :ln revct se lChemistry J Is Chief Aid To Police .r no In So ving Many Crime Mysteries a numhcr ot men "' the st.<te P''"On In i.Lllo.i ''"' I - -- - wheu h1:. A gey~:~er IS little human rom- aflmmr.<l liJ Uuow In tile ring lm t>. POLITICS HE AVEHA(;E liTJZEN, Wonden of Nature Wlloi: car llas P,io11eered mote revolutionacy lmprovemenfs iQ., mechanical design, during the pas~ four years, than all oth~ makes combined? Studebaker. Who put the vacuum tank out of business? Studebaker. On July 23, 1927, when it pioneeted the fuel pump. Who pu{the back pres· surt mtifller out of busi- ""'· - bully old slogan hits me just rightNOW®ON ~ ,.• 1 Vernon W., Va. Mn1 Irene Sa-yre visited M1 s Wilda Blessing TUesda~ D Rou sh and ramlly visited w W Cla1 k::- and famlly Sunday, Ed 81aughtet VISited his brother, C M Slaughter, Sunday Ellen and Louise Rickard wure guest.s of MUs Inez Roush, Sunday~ c M Slaughter visited at ~hi or Ray Rickard, Thun;da.y, 1->i, Flcot Wlleatle)' and son, Oeorgc, Wes RoUllh and tam:ny, Maybe I'm Wrong ' 1 ' • hb mother-through• death - ... fa ....... aa4 I final!\ decided he would iind h1s chaucc~ of happm cs:-~ som{!where tn the unkno""n fulure, hopim~ no doubt, that ~omewhere on 1lw otht•r Hide he would agam fl .. I ' to t ! I READ T161S FIJitBT I 1ast June ACl•d•IIl / j I of ha vtng loHl htfl he:-;t fnt'lld - world depreS.'IIon &lief • as exprPS/It'd howl'v.-r that em1-1 gency mea~~Hr~:>s wiLl e&rrJ London ov~::r the nnanc1al crllll,., Lhat oonnd.ence wtll be re~~t.ore .1, th£> gold reserves recon~<trucl..ed and the pound KterllnM" ~ d~"ci1n"' c hedl: - I J ..... l upn ag.u.lnsl und,IUu!IU •l lll'l l-~ M o. ( 21 1N8- OJ d 1 1 ' I .. j .cn cHr Ihat ttappen~ tnf' t' llll 1 ~ neur I oscow oooP ve us , pn 11. on on gn wor er11 n li'Or ll.S 'l. mailer or lt~c L a.l l,adl: t 1 ~ p.-ace t.o beeome a great lndll.!ltrlal of 11 dictatorship of the prolet.armt h!! 1!: puwer and the world revol utio n It II atupld therefore to accu~ the 1 b 11 1 ~l'nt ~~: a~~ ~st h Ot tt_, 1 ! 11 1 ~ 1 \\Ill kindlt Hk:e a scarlet ft"me with ! Sovelt BO'llemment of sowing tht: cenH 11, 1 J , Y " noll 1tJIHl leuu~ to 1 c ul a word from Communf~>t pro p- dJ&eai!E! of communiBIIl abroad wht!n , , , aga9da !rom Soviet soli our very exmtenc" IIi ~umcl ..nt prop ed Cltllllo 111 bel h Thl~ wa ~ the substancE!" of whitt a11anda. WI! h11.ve enough ma.nur<' lla. fo I:W t lt\e~ 1 ' ' 1 11 " 1 n usl be taken as t.he oal~!al re).Jly at home without d l.il!:ill ll Ill othf' ~m~' ca~ ga~r ~r m tn~ ~ nnle-..' i uf the Sol let govemm1nt w antl - coumrle~> We believe that the Robert Barnes, Mrs R B Laug - 1rnunuc he hldeiS behind all the rlble 'lltUI;ou s~ ~~ {:~1 11. ~ It' tel~ &viet attacks In \llTlOU B countries v.orklng class ot capital~tic natloM head, Mrs C P Hawkins and Mrs !time 11 J esse Jam&~ v.ere aUv.e tii,J i~ to Y k ~ I ' 1a ~ df'il1ered by Ja11 E Rutlzu - will be ablt! t.o clean out the 8ta1 ll} aJJtJI W P Oalla&"her tod<'} he would have made a pool pictures w~111 h" '~t~ l.Jotoa \11fl !'ijj.sl<: t,,J.; member of the suprem e ICC\- hie~ CJ! cap!ta! Jl:im but onl) lf we Marjorie Harrl& rl!tumed to Co-l modtrn aaupter because at leaSt mark~ th.c ~c otml¥ • G.t •·d X ermng council of t.en of WhiCh Jo ~onquer at home on Ll'le economic lumbw Sunday eYienlne, alter J<.sse lllr.td to nllht In the open p • • • set~h Stalin proletarian dictator t,; fronr U y spending a weelui vacation here , , • I K~ll {h!et In th e city of No"OK!birs k The stronger we lrllW toCOnomJ.,.. • OUr m10 with her parents Mr and Nr~ &dteteerlng soon wil l be oflly lin lavs Bound •fllr.m y• Ctu- 81berla at the Western Blberi<tll call\, the IIOt.lflt't we ttmplete ou r tre~'a.c:ldlty ~.,unyourroodan• Robert Harrill memt.ry ll'lil.n&Slers ., 111 Cllternhn -1 ~r: 1 h@.a l ~ ("hi~:! It ll> ~m l oth congre~SN of soviets Rudzut.ik plano! lndU!ItrlalizaUon the better c"u"u"ufttorln~rf <Jml'&ll, h•u•rtburn Robe1t Banderli of Butfalo 111 here ~ po l.S ed plete ul allln!; JW d d th h v.e shall connect up with and 1 dluln"""• <:1la.ted-~oogue, "-"d bJQ&t· 1 visltlnB v.lth his da 'hte M ate thelllBelves stltlenlng of war- mrf" las more psychulog\ t!UHJ ma 0 1ln e e wo1e oompagn o1 you are bound to r-1 JJNUchy, 1 ln~r- tuar. ~~ u r, n rare by authorities v.lll hQl\te.'l chlnt'·O"P fl It 1 blander' and llell agalr.l!lt. the Sostrengthen the raniL!J o 1 tIt' ill.m-down, nervoue, &nd cant el&4!lll 1 111 ... orenee Bush I Je t Iilii-: ll national proletariat Our llUCCeS&e'l w~n I want you t " .. ult eutferlo\ H E M.llleJ. of Cleveland 6 t tlu.u·na out but mOI!l Important li me to gang all II~UlKSt er plctur~ I Itt Union ll1e charges of eonvlct lr r I k t.o d I ~taht now •o cornl! In and IJilt what tht! week end with Mr and Mr::el. mnuence 1.11 Cl~StKIIZJnk ol pull he bJit If they mu~l be 11 ~>, M! methlllJ.; labor and dumping, and the remin - ~~P ~ urt l!:fi T~or ~rli th :nd ~u; conelder the arr~attoet moedl clne I hn• D McMasl~r and ramlly to hH.e them han cllttl ~uti .tctc•ti Ill ders that the Soviets have reJu&e<J ~~~~ry v~:~e be ~~: ~lcto:y or the ~!!~nr~~r~P ~~:. ~~1~ ~~~ {~d•t~e~ ' Mts Harry Rus:seU and daughter Mrs Harry Schoen and son a! tdll~tntly I to pa y Czarlllt Qnd Kerensk~ go\ - world poletarlat mlnutee and IQOn make your atomaeb Hilda are vitltlng with the for- Columbus spent the week. end wittf I ~tJt nexl LO Leo .1t prenllltt llllnleut debts and provocatlonli \.Q I Then reamrmlng the Soviet s de- ~~''}k 11 ~~,~·;:';jkY~a•r~~Y~I~\ 8~0 ~:'·: mer s sons; Toby and Chester at Mr and Mrs F B Wiliams he ~ave me some of hi~ 1uh•.o; u! at1 -1 ""ar s1re for peace Rudutak ~;aid thr: •u•ranWe4. lnd.lanapolls, Ind Ou r foreign pollc~ Is based OlliY countr} \\UUid tn&tently conve1. 1 1 The recently elected omcera for dlcnH' powcholog~ I Dan Farmer and Charles Blnll: llhe ! emlng ye 11 r fm the Junl()r Mhke an audlrnn ~ h~H lJII pence Rudzutak !'.111d 'The :.io- Into an armed camp wltll all the For Sale by Marlin and Rolkr Dfllll J,tt Sunday attemoon for Athens, class ef Middleport J-hgh School P.tmember an audh.'ll~~· is r4 . Vlel Union Is the most peaceful na- 11 orll:ers and peasants fighting 101 Store Mlddll':port. Oblo \\here tbey wtu be(ln their stud1e 11 j are a 1 follows President F.lol!J,. cl!ptlvt;-that s why W! e} re tiler~ twn on eart.h There I!; not k ~lu- lJ!e or df"ath 1! att.ack..d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ , j at the Ohio University Icooper Vice Presldem., Elot:.e St:'t'en acting 1s a fu1m of ~.1 11 ~- gle power against which our trool)li The \\ar he ll&ld ' \\Ill bfo a Wllbe1 Curtb and JudMn Boley 1Knopp, Be<:reta1y.Treasurer Will- mun~nlp-yo u <e ll th ~ thai llt 4J to hate ad ~anced or would advance Wilf of two worlds, of two antagon l ot Columbus ~tpent the weelr: end lam Keith KhlColid ~he :1Ud1enc~' All \\I:' delilre l!s to buJld up our l~tlc systems In \\hlch one or the! I w1th Mr and Mrs Herb Chambers !\. good movll' art or tmt"l have .\ country a~ Ill' want wltilout mter - other w11l bO! de11troyed And Wt! HOTEL COLUMBUS 1ferf,.rt>nce \li nd family and oU1er friend.& and ~ ~IllS ol ummg In his hm ~ shall appeal to the w<Jrkers uf all ~ !Short Blocll.IJ North of Mem· lelattve~ 1 Dll::~ IN CH.-\RLY.S\ON I A l11ugh through n tc11r J:< the Our who\~ govf"rnuwnhd "'}~-' the 1,1;otld for fraternal IISHJ~t.l!.nct MJss Mary Ann Case or Patkers I OC<lrg~ Childers passed away at mos ~ valuable th1ng 111 actlu~ tem sho._\\·~ up tile futllHy uf capl- We shR.llask them not W slm thelt or1al Hall and Broad Street. blllg lltrlvt'd Sund11y lor a vlslt ,wlth hls hon:e ln Charle.Rkln, 8\.lpdny at 1 l I.e who Js lull of pro\crb~ quo- 1to11sm We Hrt' provlllg bv our e"- rifles ageln6t those who compel Coron 5th. and Lor., l llfls.s Fleda. :;;"aennle labout a P m M1 Chlld~s 1tulltom tn old f,\p:.~ plul•l b-- 1peJiment that the capltall.stlc s ys- hundrt"'ds of millions of wor kers to - - ------ - 1u be Jll'hatlP\ llli<Jfru s 111th 1tcm belongs to the by - ~one ng", Tt ~tarvt- aKalmt those who tompe , 1t01merl} a resident of M1ddJeport, 200 Fireproof Roome alt.h(..Ugh he has made Oharl1,ston lc'lf pleasu:e llea\t'll death und sttuvatlon 111 IL~ Yo orkers to suffer In urganlzed !a hit! home for the pa.!t ~~everal year~~ 1 Ctl tllo wR~ tlurn m Lt~ An gt trs .,11ke mine an d~ar 100 Roome at $1.00 He has been In falling health for _a he lh descendan• ot Cmte:t d JSI"III 1 our \lctor~ on the econotmc Th1" charges of Sovwt dumplllg Each. 1number or years although his ,COD· ' rtl ct Ca hfornm• \lmil.lu a~ 11(, lfr•mt Is the most POWerful propa - he said were merely the cr ies of tdillon tl8.8 been nlUch worse in the lice _porter <,n coast mr·u,n~~: lul'those who like a thle! fleeing In a, few months d b.u'l mcu nevertllelrss Leo flm, crowded street joined In Lhe en He is survived by his wile, t\lio .tot dr ink 01 smoke but he speaks IQI.X'•t!m pnson as a I!:U~sl conduc- T•htopd <bht'" 1 to ~e~~c,ape detection l ree Stftet Parlllnr-Ho Umlt ~~~:~::~;,· Mrs Guy Reynolds o! five languages lncl utlmg Chln<'~e e e o pre'-=-' ng governmen t.:. and Mrs John Blarwt lind ,Tapant'l:le loi ol course on lal.L \ls!t saw old of 1175000000 to the United States d lrii:'JJd Kid McCoy former prl~ of 6300000000 ·~d francs to an one Mil, Everett, of Caz 11lo 111 kt'en-v .nterestetl 111 flt::hto.-1 11.ho was sent up for killing Franc~> and a gr~Bter 11 mount to John W .Welch, PI ISlA• reform behevt>s m segrega- hilS ~\lo t-eth ea rt hi sl'looting orgy Great BntahJ he said are nut sov Manarlnt DiHet.or F un~rel arrangements are not tion of yolUlg cummaL!i from ver - McCtv told me be didn 't J.;now Jets debt~ We doni 0.,,. am OPYflll hi Sept 1,31 b21 - I Gan&BWfs N BI N(C ; a,r York, FloMle Fred:er and Paullne 1uck I \\Ill 1:.00n patili out of the picture' erman spent the week end with 50 thlnk.s Leo Carlllo who knows for LM paat rew day&. Bur.day relatives and friend.ll a1 01Jiumbus them aU from late Jim, Col.osimo tu 1 Kt:nmt WIAeman spent Poster Eaner or Cincinna ti is 11. Al Cl\pone and pla.ys them on with Ml.ss Evelyn Stewart at LIJ. buslneM VISitor here. 1scrll":'n vto ~ st.awe nar JU!IL ma Jt' 100 The !ollowlna are attending the deb\ t In talkies In Hell BoWld • ' at I • • • 1Pythlan Slst.er oonvemUon BONO& FRIEND Marietta . Mr11 John Downing, Mrs 1 The modern ra.ckeU;er !Jmt ro- young people at the Helwl& hcnu on Third Avenue P'rlday evening, hooorlna Evelyn S~vena, who le! t Monday- for Parkersburg, wt:.ere she enteted nurse training The even· Ina Wl'li s)l')nt In card pla;lng and BIG PLANS ON I'OOT dancmg Dl:>llclous refreshment.li Th Middle e port Merchant AAAQ- were served to Jhe following FrB!I ~ clp.ijoo BZe maldnl extenaive plarul cl& Anderson William McMD.stcr ~make th H Dow l b f R , e Iii. een ce e ration ~U 11venswood , n.nna Mae Owens bl Middleport and Ylclnft.y, 1 - .. Gold To Tbe exact cauae of the ftre waa DOt detel'ftllned t~~lthOUI"h It W(lfJ be· Ui'lecJ. to bave been 11t&rted from a bot water pipe which 1nterset:!ted the Clloaet I fll'l.t.Oflo..linf·"'tst•d• All y . . . ._ •..,--!~:.!~!!!~-----========== ' employed AN'IBOtlY 01--lt.'? PAOB TllliZII !:~~{:i~·~~;~;~!~~f·,~~ 1 ACTOR SAYS GANGSTERS SOON ~ SOVIET DEMANDS PEACE TO vir,:~~~~~~ i:f~~~l~·~..~!~.~~:,:~:{: TO PASS O~T OF THE PICTURE! BE€0ME POWER IN INDUSTRY Middleport ..... News E.VS R . &IV!O 1 I Tim DAILY TRIBIJIII!, POall!ROT, OHIO DID YO\J I Bt:'..:LIN ,_... By ALICEi:Al.GELIJm Give Him His Own Medicine ' lifOlCC to YfftJ EVER STOP TO THINI1 THAT dollan do their duty at the olores of the home city. Modern merchanto advertiae and keep up with the timea. l'liey welco"'e the opportunity to serve. Their merchandise ie reaeonabl:r priced and of a variety that can fill every need. Merchant. of the home city are friendly. They deeerve conflllen~e; confidence in them and the goods they sell. i "But even clever p<'ople ma~ siJps." he said quietly, and aometlung in Ins vo1ce gave her sndde• confidence. "These people haVe at. ready m11de • sbr-1t'a a &ecrct for the present, as I sa1d-but t:hat ahp ha1 given me the first clue. So far 1'm only gropmg on the fringe of the mystery, and 11'1 too early to tar where this due w1ll lead, O,t 1DYStlf-well. l'1a feclm1 pretiy hopeful.'' -.... ''That makes me h~ fGo:r abe cncd, ... ,th an easer catch qt her breath. "]1m, 1 fl!el UJ a war so rupon1ible. I had no claim oli him except that of mel'!! friendsbt~t, but Frank Senrn faced. thoae r11ka aud peril• ill Russua merelr to dO me a aervice-and because of that all this has come." Her eyes were troubl~d and: pitiful a& &be thought of Ftank 6ever4 He had done 10 much for her, .had temamed 10 Joyal to a fnellfl even after ~Ue had J1ad t(l hurt hil)l-~nd burt herself-by telling this nUn whom she liked math as a gOed comrade that she d1d not love him, could not marry lum And Fnnk had taken h1s d1sappomtmcnt like a gallant acntlt'man, had not Jet It spoil their friend&hlp. "We are going to do our bC!lt." Jim Wynter paused. Then sutldcnly quolin1 her words: "Onlr friend· ship," Kathannel'" He realized how blunt thai qatt· tion wa.-onl! perhaps ht had no right to ask. Only it& answer m•ght "mean a good deal to him. She met h1.11 eyes frankly aa II turprJsed Then Jauahed, "Wh,, of course! You didn't inl· egine he and I were anything more t~'n just good fnends?" She 11ad answered his quettioL OniJ friends, 1he and Frank Sn·ern, notbm& more, Somehow ]ms 1 Wynter wu uncommonly ~~· le I have tha.t anurance. i ' r' 1 ago on the day lctttr to you, 1've from the airways l,-1 Uierci;tlniO a!m tll~••p bueineoo ~Y .~eservinc., it. _Sho~ ~.t.h the!!'; tl.e:t w•ll prove it. They alwayo .ell the best by every teet. • I had no word from him, And never went 10 Beggar's Court."' <cried. "1 saw Mr. Sant there •;,;:;;; .daJI Jater-l'd gone. down 11 Jl Tli~'ir I.!Ods al- ;0,;";; l•h•. waya eatiafy" ' Wilen ;you buy from the merchant. of tile home city you lillYe the .&t"..l.&cilO.. of koowlng that :rw are buyine e.ltiofaction. :·-.:·.. ---. (I I tO~rtMi:t H>\VE THE WELl:.. (I , ID• ' eom1ng to England. ht did com-e-only where go on leaving Croydon Aero-that dayt And that be should cone ~brol.d aKaln without u. 111111 for aearly five -weeki thea "durn ~crelly to Entrto 1all loto • rew daya qo r -... ~ (Toll Coatla... ' l . lwt IJ - II I ••• When a word fits, you know it I "Satisfy., just )it; CH~.ST~.IIHFLP. A "m.k<r picks up a package, and lw hkt'"' n~ nt>,lt appc J:-ance-no heavy tuks or odors fnJih J,lk. ] ,',tf t:atisfies him. Thc.·n he examines a Che~terlidd. Tt j;.; wdf-. f11led, it is neat- in .lppt•,Jfll l ' e; th,.. p:.tl'tr 1s l'urt: whne. And that s.1ti fie, hn11. He Hghts up. At th, v< r" tp· • pnlf he hk«".:s the flavor and the nd1 Jl• •Ill ! le d.:-ctdes that it tastes betkr- nenher Ll11 tJ oJ f , ,vcr- :.weet; just • .111.11 l1oo1n &: Mvu~ I no bomboozlin' about that!" SuREr sq Confidence fe Ole open road between buye'f ancf oeiler. ' l fHE FIRST CLUE mouth They mai~tain quality at priceo that arf right. ~' Tn"Jt«.o' Cu ,• pleasing anrl satisfying. fhen he learns it is milder. That's a,nother w:.~y of saying that the-re is nothmg irritating ahont iL And :1gai n he's satufod f Sati,fy - they\e g't to satisfy I The right toh.~ccos, the CHEST~.RFIELD kind, cured and agt>d, hlendeJ .mrl cro<:s.blended, to a taste th:tt's right Everything that goes into CHESTER FIELO is the best that money can buy and that science knows about. CHESTERFIELDS do a compkte job of it. They SotuJY I ,,' ' J1 �J(ONDAY Loren Rob1~ darmour Gallipolis J.D i.illls PERSON .U.S Mr and Mr5. PJ:an4 Clark anct ramliJ: ,.-hQ ba~ ~ OCCQ».~ ~ meeting will COver elrhteeD the Cook prc.perty oc Tfuro avenue cou lUes or Ohio Kentucky a1 U have moved 1o0 Groveport West VirBlnl&. All e:.:hlbl12i will be Mr and M:r11 Buhtl Hood o' 1n to the comnilt.tee by Ott l5 and M!l.rlettiL spent the week end with w ll be governed by national gram her pal"entl> Mr and. Mrs J L 1Haskins ules ~ Mr and Mta Jtli'elr PW'ier cf But A ma l<&ge l ce1 se gas i66Ued ler Pe. arrived here Saturday tor Leana Over Muzzle of Own he e to Alwyn K~te 22 R u an exl.end~ villlt and are the Gumde &it Minor 22 Northup !IL.ieBl.s o! Mr &.nd Mn B E Gil Gun and •• Almoat In more • BIRTHDAY SURPRISE atantly Ktlled M ss Prllclll&. Franz daugilter or A dellght1ul smprlse was given Mr and Mrs John Prana left Sun Ch~t.Ik5 Hannlgar Friday evenillg d~:~.y t.o enter Ohio State Unlvertlty when quite a number o! hls man) as ll freshman fr ends g&thered o.t his home hon Kenneth Amsbar:r and Cl&.rk Ra~,: tJtiUg hU! buthda5' anniVersary er o! the 1931 claaa o A H a C11rds wete the diversiOn or the ha.ve enrolled at Marshall collece even ng followed by a dellc1oU<> Miss Besse Wetherholt from Co l lu 1cl Thow who were present lumbus apent the week end with were Mes~ts ,Jierbert Cardwell elat \ell here Ro) Sloe naker Joe Danne1 Ever Mtss Mildred Bru,vles has Qrad ette A ba'l ChHord Ke1n .. "Everette uated f om the nu ses tralcing BtoWJ d R I a ,., BarCU6 ~choo i o! Mt Carmel hospital Co h mbu:> Mrs ~ A Koehler of Loga.n ,~ ~Is tlng her daughter Mrs J T Arnold at d famlb ror a number o dli)'!l INC Is Killed While Talking To Friend On Farm H (12 ___ - - - -c:--:---'--- -- BALE--Bccond potat<Jes at thirty ftve cents per bUf!hel Mlfi Vha Ables R F D No 2 Cbf&blre Ohio 9 20 3L _________________ Found- ~, •.[ G~nt • Fo.P-SlU -NV DRlt~"n dtcted the Crl torn n ounVJ1er will have no througllou~ the wo.,.ltl It s C'l Uitc yos3 ble V nes wtth a he:1.d ~tr.rt ot c1ght ycal'a on the f\11 d tnt t :.1 1 •2 n I!' B II' e un en up eu Y rom L.o 0 to 1!12"' lntj;lu '~' Above iH.w:tos show th• oe\t: d1 mr on s forcha 11 1 and IJackharl.d Umea and a close up oi hll gnp TO ------- --FOI' Rent- I FOP. Rl!.NI - a ronm c~ n St crt Phone NOTICE 1 MltliON~OF POU NDS USEl BY OUil GQ V[RNMENT •D BE PRifTTV D<IMB IF I DIDNT MONUMENTS ~;:;IN~;i.':;:;iAN/ \ ~vc.~ ' A Complete L1ne Of Monument• ar.d Markero MEIGS COUNTY MARBLE & GRANITE COMPANY KNOW THI\N MO~E 'iOU <.;.OLONEl.. ::s~r~!lf h~~c d t~c~P U~~~ l f~~L~lll dh~~ ft~~~<'~u ~~ ~ hu~cna~~~~& rt:s ~~le~c!~d H00FE.R 1 R~A,l) ! rwlng alrc~dy [ It !he ays cf tl l ut !<Uil The day \\M r.nt v too hotforr.nyttan1to hnvemadea t1 st rat sho\\ i l fl' ~l hough U J ci': ts nnd h~: D1 Ik I f1o th ty tn n dl l clr 1.: st to k ejJ 1 n stlft upp lip <t d \\a de l H~ the oppc 1en ~ csp te the lac\.. I o d & s: •·cpt on •mil, •.., dly ,.. Afalrs"'t'dcJovdalt THIS 1 Mark F.nry Graft J 81 ACKSTONF~ So\LES MANA.Gt K 221 \!dl Stretll Middleporl, 0 .. . 1 . • . ,·· ., . ' j. II Get a Pattern of Th;;~Paris Style By EVA A TINGf,Y I GRACEFUL TOQOLF-ao All T "1'1 111adrh tlfl rntttd ll,,J J.tt lltd ,. 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Boom 300 No. 71 Wnt Stre«:l ls "'"". . ~ CEN'IS in com and th!H ( upon filled out y~u this pattern b~ rctu1 n ma1l PleiRC tlaJ\ at once your Pun pattern No 7499 Name Addre11 t amc c.lthough ma 1y wet e dtiv to sc k a sha Jy spot bdc c h ~llffif! was well under wa} E en tl c of!im.al5 of the game were l rc d 1.o seek the W"J.I.er bucket Lit differ rnl ~1mes Til teams hued up for tl c kick off promptly at 2 30 o clock R t land electing to do tl1e l ck 1g; N4Jal snagged the kick oii and travelled r.»early forty fl\e )D l~ betooe FIBh incidentally Lhe b s defemive man <J 1 th R llhl.nd elev<>n could reach h m an1 brlnl him down The Yelio ~ J a kels huddled for the slgnnl and tjlen B"ll slipped Into thcll plao~ vcr In the ca -rii!J po It on He g umd ab ut ~lx ya~'ds aft 1 a h<.l had t en c;pc led for h1 n On the eecond play Qun1 t rb&cl;: Rl ley dectde1 t.o try his J>tlens:l'l once more after a yca.r ot ldlfl nces t nd had gamed 18 ya ds be lore lh sec ndary co tl I 1: lli: him l tl C it'CUnd f.car.cc ~ .... c•ll<<l boo~ KPih J1~ct ~ rcw r. tn\ll~~:ifUJI~ trl'k at the ~lne a.nd ran throu(fh the Rut u~nd b y~; for the Or..t t ucl dov;u 't the (1,1 me H,UC) ran t.h~ 'Xtrll point aCJCS!: the line ani th sco c Rtootl 7 to 0 M dQieport klt.I\Cd orr to Lhe Rut land lad., an d the~ 'i\ero ghen 11. often thane to pl"} ~~om tl'l v.\Lh - Ill '~~"I ,~l!lli ""~'"" 32 to 0 Rutl!l d was h~ld howeve In t.he next period and Middlcpolt puct led Fu;l at the B.llfet.) ntan POlli tim was "'t.opped dead n his track!. &B U t fast ami flashy end Oari 1er met him the .split second h cau~ll U e ball Af c n mmter of uns cccssful tlle!! at the Jlcket llnc v.hlcb re fused to wawr although a num f: , U It r.serves were dOUllil o k u dltferent poslllo Lhete 1 ) gave th tall to the Jackets , ho ~ta1ted t.nother otftm.stve drive acv 1 the white tined grid A pass 101 Neal which sailed through he lr thJrt} C:ve yards was tak e1 th ea.11e by Oardl er nn::i lractd down the field !or the flnRI O"CI do"m of ~he ..me a dtstanc .. nve }ards The perfect or ..t\\enty blocking of hlR tcanunates a.c cc'-ln d for the ract that he reach ed the pass y,Jth, a clear field 'fthead of hltn a 1d no~ an (ipponent \lthm ftve yards. R e} carried the ball aor.os."' th ine or the extra point anr.l th• ~cor wa.!l brousht to 39 ;vhile th e Rut! nd boys were contct L to ha~e \ zc o count placed art.;r their t arne on the scoreboard In the clo~lug minute~ of tlw gan f' the Big Red eleve made n WO!ll;ier!ul corp.eback on l~ 01 enslve atde D..lehl taking J.he. tnll thro-u:h tbe tJ"cketa t.or 'II. t:a.in. ot: thtrty yarns They elt<!tf:d J sl1Cr~ pas.'l ther€' which wns lntztcept d by Rhth Pickens who wu }llaylmr l)rt yard man and bought t~ bnll up the field lu a ttUrty Ya.rd run onl) tfl be taken back ntt.e 1 u t !l !:mother penalh Nee.J to Eua er which re&ult<!d In I I !C W:l an tv.ml) ya ds n.d !umblecl the ball Alter Beaver Neal Estep a1 Oallaghet had ll.dvan<..e the baU bv thee fon-e Neal took the \.\]lite lme Til Rutland backs could eli<: aftcl they hH J 1 celvrd k ck oil and Mladlcpol t ook tall from a p t ad a lvan<X'rJ t t::. l cetnofthe f II he I nlf enied 2u to 0 1 the \flla q ar r as t Fa td hat R ley y,us gomg pm he 1c<..essary to 1ehU \11 II mt ci und a Big Red boy rcco\ 1.-red Dl bl advanced the "all fU U!ll ,ards dow the rlcld the Jirs 1 eal ffe l&e th vis tlng team hal sho\\n The Jackets puckled P then nn1 ~he lh ~ held them ro1 he f ur dov.ns The Juck cts lc.t up n bit nea tb e end of th"" quarter u.ud the DJehl 1c o l" Ieese a!Jaln sklmnung through 1 e 11 e the sec.on i11ry defense a1d do\.\ tie field t.ov.ard t11c safet~ man t<Jt thi t} yards befote he as ov~;:rtaken I"hcn n pass jfron D1r:lll to fm end l'.as good !or {f I LINES , ' ' ,I HOME BOl~ C C d ----- I \t ~cee~~~a~~ \\ ~./ \r~rl~p the flna .............., ,,,,.,.""""-. ""'"'""'"'""" d 'wen~ yardz> pla~aJg t.he baJI with n fltteen !ards of the covetR 1 coal t-ut thP.y \\ere stopped tb:!te ~ lth a stonewall defense 11 om the ltl \isikT5 the game enaod t<Jurh v. \ the boysll.nd batt!Jng fOJ anothe1 fro"l lha ";ectlon <Jt' the g ld Dr.~pltc the coldltlon o! th::wratl er the lb e made a very ere dltatJ.~ showlllll; aldl.flg the four orw:n1en In their offen.svie drives Role aftf'r hole large enuush t cir!Vf' an auto thrOUGh were opened Cy the tackles while the guard11 and ('lldS dkl ext:ellent wmk ll blocking out the others ~o th ball ote could get t.hro gl .l<~to the ~e<:onoary Praise cannot be given t 1 uy<"ne member of Lhe sq1ad wh tcok part In the tilt a~> all u llted In :>lvlng lhelr best during the ! a) Ttm ptown eo&elli!H wlu wttl 1o n Bat rdny were ~tl o lh q a 01 ld 'i\lth n dejected look and n wn ~mil on he! faces ns Uw~ sadly Fhc thrlrheadatthe 1e11l G1 rf h t<Blll of 31 were to b seen af t~r I e ca.mc wlth a Ratlslled 1!'1 • nnrt n knowing wink iuth he~ !\ 3 hey rem8l"kcd I lo!d yuu so Regardless G! the ~howing .a~a s~ the Rutland !eve 1\0 k start ed again Monda~ m earne~;t as Coa h ~altyn wlll uttcmp t t~ E:mf dy their faults '>11 hie \\ore brottljht cut In the tnlttai gnme lle fore they will meet Nc!SOI ville he first night Kame of the seaso here next Friday A fast !lnd fur 0\18 raining pace will be &<:t th week as the m"'mbers of tt e squBcl will be whlppd tnt.o sh~pe fo he contest The line 1p M H E; POS R H S Ward 1' a Pickens rL stevens 1g E L"wlil c R Ptckens cl 1~ Ketnl> lij: Qardncr lr ft:Hcy qb Nr(!-1 ljh F.Btep hb Bt'a~(lr tb SubttJ J.ltes-Middtcpor~ Allton& wr.rthJ Abbot Oal&.lgher T Lewis I I Dct.-T,u,._ ilpofl\d :DR ,~ URST D"owN nt Qt AllTI-:RS M H S 6 4: 3 4 1 R ii ~ ~ ~ J. o 1 I 3 AOORE BY QU.-.R1'l R~ J.S:,~ He~"- -. 2P\ ~ 0 1 39 It tor r! 0 b 0 (I 0 Pae~>cs ccmplct.cd by Middleport 4 out of ~ Jtut'!and :t (IJ d 5 Ya1ds Jos thrOJlih P"nnl 3 1 Mldd Jport 85 ~nrdlt R(,'feJ e- Ehmpc G U Ulllll Whll' Ohio We6 Tlmek ept:r R ~eal H~!ldl ne mr \i a • - ., I I I I 5 0 ;c\!nJI 1ed 10 to 4 I 513 by Yankees a 1alnst Qiantil Entermg the game a~ the u 1dc 11 j ho~es to have then all m shnpe It was Gabby HELrt.nett day 11 11 l\,l?.l Yankees making 20 hil.!i lui dog picked by the eJtpert~; 1.o n 1 Pome1oy started the seem d I alf t Ch cago and Gabby got a diamond 35 lmes at bat merely a raw meat feeding for tl I \Ill h Crow k eking on Manetta re 10 U 1 1 ~P.e e ~o;re se~~~01 c a~>Sa e d Ll'f y rmg 11. big nora! piece and greet Most. runs---01 e innillg 10 b~ big striped ca~ of Mal etta 111 It ~ng Lhc ~~il f.o ~ow~ 37 Glove of the As wll~ bcco c the ll.lfS frOlll his lodge brethrcr It Athletics again 1 Cubs 7tl mling local purple rmd v.hJLe JIHU t"a h ne e} madel rsl d~w f •~t I; lea u bull~! to 1 :n return he obliged with 1lx .,;hoop C.Ct 12 1929 fli e game 13 by Alh de1 o l:Stra~U jusl why he s o ~~ ~ e~r ct0 \ne:9 fu%blcme Pl~rot U g 1m 1 ~; 3 ~nee ~ergcal t Ji Ba,by dd I ing hits I he Giants are less than Jrtlcs vs Giants oct 28 1911 ami lhorotghiy tea ed b a I co1 pell d 1 ,, Yank••• ~, 7 1921 lu s From tl e t me the lr.lck (ltf owd• 11 t~ tl., T ger P1a)er for ah t fm Clcvclal d n 1919 r It' Mlt: t five games ahead of the c u bs ! 01 Gla•l• " """ t k b a h .• I Ylll er 1 oss 01 h Che p1a}l.o Anot trc g ll:ll mny c en cl alk 1 p two 11eoond place 11on<JJS and ll near M s base hits--One Inning 10 v;&s a en ) u t t er anu re la d th mo wms miracle wo d rob them of the fWl bv \thictlcs ~ Cubs 1th Inning tuh ne? r~r tenuya<Tds until Lhf fl.\ l ro/ lOnga\\111 ell d lt~l~ ~~r~eas fu~ l nerupplace Oct 121929 O\e game 20 bywtste ew w geJv.a amo lbed Ltt C reeO\enl~ m Lou Gehrig s ma;htng of his Olat t~ vs Yanke<!ll Oct 1 1921 one W1Usually busy animal In I l e1 \>fat elta s 37 u d 1 ne hurne• No i5 a.nd Babe Ruth s ctr l!'t'rlc '74 by Ohmtll n 8 gRn ser deavon; more to protect Ills OW(l l cuue. No "" featured lhe Yank~ atnst ROO BtiX I 1912 goal !rom defllt'mcnt than I am Murtelta pe al zed a yards f.Oi AMERICAN AS80CIATJ:)N wins Gehrlg broke bls ov.n rooord esH~- 6 run record.._gne lmung 2 to detilt that of his adve ~~~ s~~eth~ ~~~~h~ra/~t~e~ ~~ce~atK Club Won I.e t p t !OI""r lUI! driven In w!th \:1. mark o! by uny cl b onr game 5 by Once j mt once did thls ramo s end run he n ale a vard but fum Bt Paul 101 59 ~31 178Washmgton ke).lt right at the Yanli'ees agaloJIJt C&.rdtnals Oct 9 beast show 11.1 v .anwe- o· '"ntin" bled hen tackled Bbot t the eck ,..... • • "" ... 1928 cne ~rt61'1 9 by Yankee~ 1 4 Kansas Cit~ 86 74 tJ:ul heels of Ulf' Yanks by defeating t.he n ity of attack Thftt !me Ch e !aLe He "'e..s I u \. o tnls plaJ Il wa Indlllnapolls 82 16 a19 Whites ~ ta 3 gamt>s in 19lB In the tourth quarter and alden o IMarlett.as bal 01 thcr ov.n Jlj 01 Cht.-..~ ~<>flo 0 ~ up !ton and B e en balls Jcrords-Most It some rvv•r wo ploys the 01 01 tl.... P•"t Columbus 78 80 494 6 to 4 ox Monte Weaver d b .-~~ to"kllng .. , 0 ya d 11 e 10 1 Milwaukee 78 81 491 Bslumore of the InternatiOnal Lea one game nceJve Y eeve a Pomrroy pla}ers took t11f' ba make I! but IObr- one when lit! tial! Mmneapoll~ 76 83 4'78 guc hell t.hc Sox to nine hl\.S 1 1 n one S6J'Ics 31 by iankees !rom the Pomeroy 48 )Brd !me to b funbea lh~ balll.s kckei Lo Louisville 7~ 8 4a3 ]1\$ big tit e dr;>but Ct'Owder was tht' fror: Cardinal pltche!1",. 192ti the onr. foot marker wilcrc will D)e '>li t o ct<J s to Pomewy 44. Tcledo 6J !J6 3ll6 hurl!! g uccess in the first ga.mc St keout roeoords-Most by m c that distance remain ing ana D}c nade 9 Hnd Plc o tt! ade fu ~ FtJor Mr Caraway !l(lt. charged w U1 cl b n um• If< me 13 by Cub6 !ac fo uth dov.n the pw pie u e sloo do~ 11 on Mtllletta 44 yard me NATIONAl U:A.OlfMo: both de! cats u.p""arlng fo• two ng AthletiM n ll:it \lllmt' 1929 ~cr adBmant a td the ~logan The DJc •~ fer 3 Edd e fa.~Js t ga n Club Won [.o& Pet. tll d~ of &n lnm~; 111 th • fi t €S an~~~! the ~t daf tht?n 1 13 ~hall not pass v.as upl eld Two He c tl c bo~ boi sl l)o alte pted st Louis 01 fi2 fl and''"' iotnl• ' ' tn the" 0 08 mor 8 anne m011 n set es first downs Cline dunn3 th s ts a pie pass on foe~rth down and 1 New YO! II. G ;;, ,~air " " 50 IJy OUb.s against At.hletlc pll and Jl was the only time that tlw to go and io.st the bal t.o Mm let 4 513 0 86 "' u orne town boy! ever real~ st'nous when 82 41 Chicago Manngf:r Oabbl street "" t rh"'l ~ 1929 Th the ""ll pia\ fa led Brooklyn 7S 72 n17 t f lh f -ugh I Jy threatened the goa of the s t e u" I~; 1 m1d Held In Marte 7i. c g&me or St Louis but ors ta possessio at the end of t I" 75 497 pnr o ~o~!~rgh The Pome oy boys goll g on to qu!l te1 With the foUJth quarte 63 86 417 U e Robins 'olo'On just tht: ~~arne 6 to I Clark held the champions to the field after the long hald ho beglnnn g Ma etta s cock SUI"JJ 62 87 415 PhlladelphiR dii:Pt hi!,.& Some of the Redbird dt.J5ty r de ltmbered u~ (or a fe 1o1 self sal sfied :;mug confidence or 58 02 Clncllll at! ~7 1;1tn.rs rested !or the world aer1811 min'ut.es and then went lnt.o actJ.on 1 tht' first quarter wtnch had tUJ 9.1i,l1 I rhc CJncy Reds flipped tnr Bc.:s at about 2 ti Gulnthet rece•ved to ~urp11.9e n the .second staQ~a-AMERICAN LEAGUE tc 1 Bra~e& twice 5 to 2 and 14 to the .k:Jck oft' and returned 10 to the 111 d t.o unbelief m the u 1rd h&l:t> Club Won Lost Pet 5 and dt'Opped the Bostonla lS Into 30 ya d Ime o 1 eser m Ide "- Dy'J t ov.. expert ced nnotl change Philadelphia 103 43 705 ev( tl place Benton and Kolp klt!it I and tJ en k ked to Marietta 5 Thi<l t n e Jt appeurcd that the"" New York 110 57 Gl:1 WI' c tie w nlnng pltcllers 36 yard line Three atten pts net I home bO} s e t' rea l fr gl tened. '\1\~hlngton 119 56 ti05 _ _ _ __ _.._ _ ted 6 yards and Mn ett.a k eke 1 that tile I it e bo~~ rom down u ,.. ... 1 I :e 01 I I TH:t: :51 ANDIWG 1 II ....., tlW '"{ I ::;t I ..... ""' "" 1... I I 11•" ,, ° II • I ::n gc:~/o~a;kcf.unt~!~r ~let~~~~~nd half and IS«<Jed Oller. being 11 I. '1 ' IS-"' I I Pomeroy Draws F•Irst BJ00d (n n b I Se • nase a I rtes ME' JI'OUND-LadK'tl coat In Pomero~ BatJrday Ow wr m"y h lVC s1:1m" by tdenti!yina It at thl~> olftce an:l pRying !or ad 9 21 3t IP t 1 ""rson will retu ll to lhe Dn I~ T'rlbu 1c office the coat and ycK1'1y paa11 ov~r C & 0 Ry taken trom machhU! iil Fah Ore tnds no quel!tlona '1¥111 be allked 9 20 3t The remnnnl.& of a two yenr ~lve !i de They llned up fo the ~lg 1 an plonshlp Yellow Ja kct te1un al nd Searles carried the ball tartcd the 1931 !oott: II scasot of nbo t three yarr's trough the line 'f'he again h was g vet tl e ball 1 M!l'kl (')lOft high tit.;' 10cl hetc Satur nnd adl'anced about four yards d~>Y cy virtually tC'a tr:g u e t..eft."OS Mid lleport received n penalty of 0 th• Blg &d teil" 1 01 Rutl.aml :five J aT& for beir13 ott5lde and to uh ~hool to sh eds flni.slung the I .hen l:ch g held !OJ fo t down.s the ted .o.u tb R •- d 1 d.s 1: ne '1\lth a score of 39 to 0 uwn a pun .. lSWnr ' Ff(Jm the first s.:.11ll ncte of the eceved the pmt advanced It 11 c c w s vhlslle at the opemng few ards and anothct penalty of kl~k otr the hacks of n Yellow fifteen yards was Clllled on the J:l.cltl:t tenrn ran nr. ck and COil l'lrl .ileport bo:;s t nuetl i unttl the gu 1 denoted the Bco\ ~ sllu lhr<Jugn tackle !o S<Jn The Yar ks have Beven mu1e finale about eight. yards and Neal was game& to play and B tster must bA The boys Oil tl c ueup of t 1e Igiven the ball ~:~.nd went tearing hla n t vo ruM a game to brenk Wtl 1931 team went lnt-:1 tl e gal e Ut way through for twelve )Hrds All orons record r1 r l\ oonsldemblc 10. dc1p a~ l cther penalty Wa.s di~;hed out to Gr.hrlg also s lcalng tle h()l thcv 1 ad to plav ~":II tst tile 1ep 1 lhe Yellow Jackr.ts and RH~y come un r.ltt.era With 45 Clrcult douts lntlon built up iJY tJ e te 11.'> ot back about ten yards lhrough tac l topE> the run /Jcorers with 158 and he ... '·llSt two }eats "'1:1 clo~ed th klc fnll owed by a. :fi ~e y ard gau I n n w ¥ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' " " • --~............ st>ason hilt. ) a rc!l.ta 1 n{F Ul by Beave1 le Clltcd for twcn J t ec Cfr sccu Ncnl pr.s~ed to Beaver which I c~,:nms rain(dabout nineynds Bavea Flom the mltin Pay of the to e tis wuy through u 1c oppon g tl c t cklcs Kc Is d Ben cnts bouncing this way and that p l filS started t.c"r ng holes Into as he came through with a flrst lC Jll'C or he .oiL I t:.J ul ow dOVIl c b Allensworth who had a yone of the !o>Jr backs to co replaced Estep sneaked through tl...,. 'Ot.gh for gains Ttc Unc which with flvl' yards ami Riley took t B\.h Battyn I ad ~hapcn did th bid\ for another first dQWn A team o! players romposed o cc m 1dable wmk throughcut. the an:1 Jt'"roas the un~ on , olher Pomeroy boys swung Into action "1 hi ' ' ..alnst a Middleport aggregation h I'll g to ng aid plav eac oUcnslvt> one ·~o ngdrives th piny Rile) lnt In the h th drop ross klclr:ed f the th ball1 Sunday afternoon at Pythlan Pe. K d t.hen each doh g lis J ~tle bit rot "r thee t ar~ to goa for the ftrst ol a three game series to st<Jp the pl~crs of lhe Ru~la.nd poe or e exra POl After 13 Innings of exciting play Aft r Rutland received the ltlck the Pumeroy ladll copped Tho 1OYH Old Sol King .SU}neme 0 ~ t~ off und could (]O nothmg ~aver game w141 nip and tuck going lnt~ lea 1 8 ltlfJl d dur 18 U t! entlu.! took the ball from the forty ftv<! lhe nint1t inning deadlocked at 6 fo~r 01 o.ttm.s ol plo) Bid Lim(! yBrd line of his opponents and &II In thla Inning Wag 1er hit ~ te time the water boy wns f!CCll nttet shatJng on: D. few would be one long far hia'h and handsome suppll of the p eclo"' tacklf'rs twisting B'NllY from an ~nd it wa.s ticketed fQr a place over I "l,)lng fluid ...... , tn lhc bOll:i "ho 'H~e t.the1 stiff armmg a couple of the left Held fence !or a bome rwt ~" rc r tl c shaln of Lhe nlOr<! a nd then "ide at".,p p1n g thc Swiober howevec had other 11cn.J.:enlng heo.t whl"h 6 t 1 c111 Uf' 1 10 WI 0 ll e ~afet man \H'nt <Jver for a 10the Ideas on the subject and at th~ " t<Juch1own just before the q 1ar crack ur the bat started toward i lenty two !ads lnccssantly ter vas clOfied fhe sco e at that the fence He made ooe lal;t de The re!lervll!> o[ he Yellow pm:1.i stood 20 to 0 palring leap and stuck 'but hl.. J11ck~ts vow gnen a o.:b;u c" t o gloved hand and the miracle wa t ke pal t In the ga1 e lW Coach Estt"p repluceo. Allensworill at accompliahed the ball .stlekiog 1n Battyn. le1'it !t1:11h trcopa In tO th~ bell'lnnlng Of tlle' lleCiiftd quat"- ~ 1Ae outlltretched glove o! tho:: ~lrengtben the Une at different In ter vnd was given the ball oo & v outfielder tcrvnls The ho.t d rast patc vhtch. rral u ltrere t pla~s as 0Bllas"her Thl.'> to read the ga.me Into ext a nil ["liS h te ho ve 5! n the Yello v 1 rccl'eded u 1un U1e tcum ln the innings the P<lmeroy boys ft tally J ck~t t<ums :1 lhe pr st. go thl u place of RJI~y Nenl b tcked lhJOU8h unle9,8hlng an attack In the un us kept untH tr.c clc!>C nf t 1 1or lrven varrls then ar other of hucky frame which was not to 01 I TmER T~ Tl£: OUTPl~~ I By 1 1\;laster Tilden who was 27 \\hen he \\on hill tit!,__. may eehpaa the- ~l!'o'l'd Gl - "'.. "' th• REDS WIN TWO Middleport Boye Completely Outplay Rutland Lada Who Fight Under Great Oddo To Bitler End, Score h 39·0 (l;.O.S:t up - B-'J HOT WEATHER SLOWS UP PLAY Al350LUTE:LY. u"''' JESS LE-AVE EVERYl}IING WELL PUT BULL-DAWG ASH JR ON HS RAIL l'"d, 4S I fPP. • - - ,- I sM luna SUICC have J :no:; at::: l \) be orld .. of 1931 cllnc~ed the pennant they have a post 'urd mujor lcawuc recorO w1 I be shooting al when they addlod incentive to play out the! made by Sam Rlcl" of WlY>hh gton wln!J lnW actio on October 1st scbct1ulr. under full st.cun By win In 1920 nnn L f Ba.ttJq a, bull.-lduab nlng all of their eight rernuJnirg Ea I Wctb o.r'uw Bo to n Red S:JX 1 •VVV Ut~ ana row H tohest ~veraa:e one &erlel:l 625 Under Moat Adveroe Wealher Cond1t1ono Team• 0011\est.s.. the Mllckme-n ckfl ;!:l ~ ccen Jy surpii.5Sea ocu gc au: u. Way lhto CLicaro Battle To Draw Netlher Team b Able rf!w Amtrk.an League rec 1rd f reoori! 01 64 doubles a sca:;on Par"k by J o~obc Ruth with Yankees Ill 11ictorles In a llt!ason and will st'l n matk ll uu :.p c IIJ. al!lah • Cardinals In 4 a:amc ~tede& To Croll Opponent'• ltne The present rtootd was made by alty thaL like y w 11 ~tau..1 fur a or 1V..t8 the 1m Yankees who won 110 lnng time M ft hits single game--4 by EACH TEAM MAKES ONE THREAT ga~~~le the Catdlnu1s ha.ve C ch tat an It: lo1 blr J\u;ol -manv player~ chance to set an,. reeords the;,: cal total for lhe season to 1119 yc.stt>r Waahlnston and Yankee• R~t o r~~o~~~U: ~e9 1~: p air From cnr writ's 4 by Ruth in seve • 1 Father Time And Wh10lle G1ve Tiger Break In Fnal becon " th~ tlrat Na''OI'"l , ·a"'' d9.Y nd ln four moa gn1 s 01 lhe 1 Ea~ W " .... to capture ... 100 ....., •· 11 s C 10 ictorl s ~c h ~ u Je pro babl \ v. II b1ea.. nar, wmner since 1913 Tile Cards nell' 1 tl re "' ceo d of W4 lv •hit' k II ngs heir Adveraarte& l!lamt -; n 1926 tied b)' Lou Oeh1 ~ Half When Score Purple Seemed lmmmenl nade h 1928 lin l:J28 In four ga.mea, more triumphs to reach th Thr A-hletic have an excellrnl N Y '· - 21 It t k Re<:Jrd rona--One lnntng 2 b) On 2 Yard l1ne At End Of Period tur~ mark and have chnnce 1/.l s t I',Q new fiE ;Jl g H' ew 0111. ~:p a el:' several pla}erll one game 4 by &amu lo play cords ~Pt b~ th 1923 Ya. 1 tl'S y more than a ftnlahed race or th R• th 11 1926 one serl~ 9 by Rut! ng t.o comp e e \loV for d pa~;.~l; AtH mpts of clubs and Individual that ea.r thr Ya lk 1 ad a club pennanLs and that hm~: Uwy (aU 10 4 ~ames r1 1928 Outfought out.Kam~d sa n e sene uf pia} 1 IL IS Porn!" pln~ers to break oth"et IIXO ids pe•u ~tar.e flf 977 and 1 !Hie only depteru;lon l.o toosen naseiJall 5 gtlp Rtrord r ms batted In--One 11111 and oulpla)ed thruu~t the ~eat~ u b«. 5 1 lend spiel! to lhe cloSJnK day~ of 144 c Jors Tl e As a e! eiU ng 9'17 on the publteiS fancy mg 4 by Elmer S.lllth of Clev la nd pat of the 48 mJJ.ute l)erlod O.l he &eason Mw;t spectacuhu of play tl e once r . uua n~ ha flhL 0 l il.M P1erotU lo Crow U he~ Is the ..ttempl of Lou Ge at pr sent nnd have bootea tl I Thnt wa.~ demonst at.cd today vs Brook! n 1920 ot e p;ame 4 b} .bal s LakP lo he 33 }ll rl 111 t> for hrlg to surpass the mark or UJO be.ll on only IJ4 occnswns wo~h when a count ~wwed 43008 fat~ several players one series 12 bv Ora.nce and Black f.. a etta H to: a 22 ~arr.l gu 1 A second IJRSI! Dye &hool T ger ~; Junk ofT I Co g 1.1 Ouu tl c 1 u b thl' bail 1 U e 4 1ut ,. t&tLed In the last year bv ln.:lon Is llo r brh nd v Lh bul 138 tu ned out to v. ateh tbe Chlr:asn u ~ al pla.yfl h Hac WHooa of the Cubs erro CJ bs flatten tile Ney, Yol'lr. OJanU Balt.lna Ry Teanm FJeld nt Ma etta Baturdnv arte ya d n a keJ lor 29 prds Fir b k Tt fie ding of ll e Mackmcn vJ;lce 16 l.o 6 a.nd 1 t.o 6 And de Rcr rd averag 101 sing!!' ;eriH 1noon a lhoro iihly wh ppt'd and down aurl !o lo go Dye t Jt tl 10 Thr- Yankee flrlit b&.seman e l'tns tem rcnarkAble It view ol thf: spte a rain threatened day 11 Ne\\ ~-n: rd by Athletics In 5 t,::ame~<lcnwed animal m sptte ollie f& me for 2 but tnf ended heJc wl~h his Wl Amelcan Leagu~ recual fa ct ihat Ut> e~;ulnr ne P tock Y(l!k 20.000 addicts watched u 1 1911) t 1:1t tte game betwee Lhe lg~r J f o Prey 1 po~ e~~lot ot Lie bul of a :yesterda,y "'hen he sent !he flcl 1 last Sat rday fm lhc fir 1 New y 01 k AmetJcan s reta thel! 1 Lo est-- h;2 by Athletics 5 gam and the llthe smnile fig-ht g P t ~ ~ards f 011 11 lourhdOIIin B.noi fout runs across the platter and tl J 1 0 n ll xt hold on seco d place by trowlCing Ps Hl05 pie Panther of Pomero l ad ende w 1 t t' pia to ha\c tnt!d t 1 t~ 1 hls total up to 1'78 !or the sen m~ 5 nee lrl K e e Cleveland In tv.o tilts 7 to 1 at d B~t batting me.rk--81ngle gamt> h a ll<J score draw nke u c d tal 5ee Battyrl Coached Oulf1t Showo Machme-Like Pre· c101on, L1nemen Open Holea For Backfield To Advance Ball I I '"lAVIN A DETECTUFF IN 1HE FAMILY -,--c-~- -- - N w t)le Athletics worth Vmesa victory over Geo!'Ke Lott at Forest WU11 L L Vmes, who Is not .re:t'~nt.Y, has ne_t rei"CheCI tlle potentJQI peak ot lUi lftie ·aa Jet u peru declare Next year be ehou be at leaot 25 per cent bttI er, and two yeara from now, tt ill pre Co Pomeroy Ohio POR- SALE-Cannlna: t.omatuel! e)l tr11 f\nf' $1 per bushel F A Elh1 mway Byrii.Cuse o Phone 824.0 R 9 21 3t I That t e national alnglee t':hamp1onlhip of the Unt ted 8tatea wJII be Vmea-<"lad for m&nl ~ea:n tQ c:ome Ia the conv ction held bJ 12 000 w•tocue11 of Ells- Cons~uction n By US CONKLIN lbs BaCKJ::J.MJD•~U..S1t02t"- U11ns • F'r.m good work mules.. one horee and a large barn with prop ably abouL .>000 feet of good lumber after J'azcd A l:larttt.ln nu - - JACKUS UP W~RK ATHiiric;cARDINALS HAVE 1&085 BEn GI~NTSIMany ReH,riis Fol' PUHPlE ~NO WHIH PANTHER PUll~ . ' €R.Afl:£ tO SET NEW RE<::ORDS Playe~ To Try. To p lEFT ~ff lA~T r~U; BIG HEn An-1~11 iniTWICE: tOU, B~B£ Better ~enes GREH U¥~ET ~y H~tOINC M~~IHTA HHROM DUTliNO lcil ~Mflrun·[n ;:.~ ·~r: w;~"'Althoughl::':·;,::::;..·lu"t~~IIO ";:!...7~\\.~''"' AcHHOM[DS .,~';.,!";~ ~~:'bo~~,.":~;~: T[ HIVI r n ft 3 u nl n u c~~ ~~~c.; wl~~~lc ~hll II ~ ~erletl ~hie~ v.lth FOR SALE -OOTBALL SEASON OFFICIALLY OPENS • """ -~~=="'P Wanted- __._............. The Eberabach UP'I'dOD 11 tnt 6~ ~ 4~ 1 il!) 404 401 RuNCil B"ftTTEO jlfn IMPA• DTANT U1l H P~RT ~~= bea'~~~~~~~· ~~1st~ t~~e23k ~;~j l ~e:~r f~r b~l~~;:,tettof;P ~~~~~~\:!gF ON wo Rt8! s SE HI [ to 35 yard lh e and Ma iPtta ga l1 Mnkh g 4 n Y.O lr t'5 th('y ~ cel59 • ed 9 ! lwo pla)s a 1 d 1 tHe Cnsc ed lo buck t e l!n a thlld t t""" 55 9 ~'14IN EC~S ~ thenrecovcedaTigeJ hublea1j andJak first do"n o Ueif: -~~ T~ It W&Ji Pomero} s ball After fa! n next pin}~ Pont-roy ho l:; nd it ~'" I!'«TERNI\TIUN\L lE:\(~UE j to pm Poz1eroy klck erl t.o MariN tie Panther bali on lleir Oli'J .,e Club Wm Lost Pr.:t t ta 30 yard IJ e and Ma !etta Just \ard line The statue of 1 berly Roehcstf'r 101 6'1 601 three I two tries kicking to Pomc play net-s 14 va ds D\c tak n.g the Nr.wo k D!l 6!1 581) roy on 27 } ard I m where the qua ball to ~t e 36 }ard lu c o 111 c!""' Mont1eal 94 '"1 570 New York &.p 2 - It compar 1 ter ended ado d 1 bt t Ma ktta mercci ~ Watkins<A Clrf r! 129 Oui thcr toolr: the ball f 010 he c ""' ao d t "a lh•l-• ball 01 fu•• -04 BaltllTlorc n 16G g the b11ttmg averages or the rl Miller us 46 " 7!j to th e 43 va1u·' lb for .. Hi yar eJoys48yardllne Toronto 83 84 497\alpinye 1 ~ltthcworldserlesit 1 s Blmmons Foxx Cochrane and gain Plerott [a led 1.Q ga b L 1 Tl Rending 9 87 476 itnvort.ant to note how many rm s u Miller lead the Athletics In ba.Ltln!<; I Dye made El Wltl 3 Jllrds 1 Lo go d ley ~mediate!) 1 aue ii A J~;rney Cit} 64- 102 386 man l ~s batted II uurlng the rufl8 in. Frisoh Ha!ey Martm and fourth down on Mune ta 39 1 c~n o e 3E markrr and a<J.di:J Buf!alo 61 105 J(j1 course o! a regular season Botl.omley and Collins lead the )ard line lhe Purplr: elf'ct~d to Ut other ak 1 c the ball Lo the 10 I The fello~~o who hi high up In th'-' Cards The two Orst IJMemen I h t. the ltne Gulntl (' fallmg w )a d tr pe OJ ~ try nettOO a yard ~ESTimDA 1' S RENUI TIS I RBI list the lad v.ho hits when Bottomley and Collins are the Oar make the distance by e foot find t a second nr.tted t ot.hmg but a til nl AMEk1CAN ASSOCIATION fl. hlt ~aus a run and nol wile a din&Is bel!t bets at driving run was the Tigers i.lall Me.riettJ. wa gcod fc.r a l but 12 lncht"ll ami Toledo II Columbus 6 the sacks ure empty is your dan acroaa the plat.ter They bat In th made t1rst down 0 Pome O) 4 with a foot W go and fourU1 dow1 Toledo 8 Columbus G gero l:i plllyer A batter who can clean up poaltJom; yarrl n ark:er Afler mak n 3 01 the boy~ I rom Meigs showo!d ttur Loul11vllle 6 IndianaPQh~ 7 I deliver a hit In a pinch even D1b Williams and Jim Moore t"o bucks a PRS.S w Jropp t nettle and took t1 e ball awa} from lndliinal)(lhS 6 Louisville U s x though hh; seasons average Is be two o! Connie Macks rookies have Pon eroy taking the ba~ e the Wash ngtomans D)'-e kick d to innUlgs darkness) I low 275 may prove to be rnor~ made mo.st of. their hit.& count Gunther made '1 but the Ia the 25 ron behmc.. h1s own g Rl Mllwaukt..-e 9 Knasu~ City 5 ellab~00 than boastllg an average McNair anot.her Phlladel):lhJa cub was called Qack and Poneroy 8enJ lne The ecelver fumbed m.omcn Ka 1sas City 9 M lwa Ike l o\~ th Ls hll also has done well In driving in 29 alized 5 for lJackfle d being 1 i 0 tn.nly aul I'.BS thrG\\11 without 1 1 Mlm '"o.polls 6 St PaUl >1 r ms ance e e P Todt rull& with 60 hits considering the tlon Fa11lng to make nece~>Su Y tuning Mmneapolls 16 St Pa 1 6 1 ~~~~!~~~~ ~~s; ~e~! ac~:on t~~ fad that he Is used u lead olf )at Gage D_1.e kicked th" Mnnetta Alter n ak ng flve yards a pat> the pOIItseason classic due to the~ m:t ~time Sparky player retumng to the 43 \ad w"~ i tcJc Ppl.el by Grucser \\hO AMERICAN L'f,:AGUE mJun: suffered by Jimmy Poxx and h a : elayl li lead oft' man Une After shaking otT t ree tac, an to the 25 yard ltne Hen Dye Wa~hmgton 4 Chicago 3 other l.eam mates It rna be that as en P ng a season but has lcrs Scott fl. tally stopp ng 1 1 n 1g 8 11 brushed off the cobwebs an 1 New Ymk 7 C!e elan l IFoxx .,., 111 be shifted to third base ~!~dM~~... ~~~~;'~0 thmo;e t 'thun~ Mdachletta here na.de n s ust ~ t tJe s atue pia\ delivered to n St LoulaaLBoslo11aln ladTodlsenttofiro~~t hlsbattln ..,. e ac a lan lenlosL4to47~ard lh Guhtherlost7 Swonw ...1 to Washington 6 Cl Jca.go 4 Although r6dt s batilng average I higher th:n·•::eolls t~~~r~hl':ct~~ I~~ls~o~ent~n ro:ta"l""h ltlld Kloe.s Amcld cummg n Wolf ou M New York 10 Cleveland 4 IS only around 2JO 1 e is a dan phla. 5ubstltutc ards 1 are t en makes I 0 11lougl u B Case out Kcl.~ 0 :1' ganes schelucd gerous bRtLer in a pinch Phi! hal FTI.seh high mab for the Cordi! ia lose:a~~egn~~~! ~to 11:0 Marlet rl L11tl .. Ca11c1 ou Klees Iii made a total of onh 37 hits In th with 72 tuns batted In Js to 00 takh 8 too man n a penalty for Plcrott .!!hot a pass 1.o Dve gain ng NATIONAl I EAGUE latest a~erBges but those 37 h!W bf fpur mcmDerli of the Al.hlet~....-- breaks through ~ ~~:: ~ut Cro\1 17 yards to the 47 yard line Herr! Cllkago 16 New Y01k 6 had accounted tor 35 runs That s Slmm 0111 Foxx Cochrane and when a second il pas and a pass was Incomplete and after l 1c 180 sdpped rrame ended wlth the bail In Po n Chicago 7 New York 6 j naklng your hits count Miller the ball is p1ac~~ss Clncm atl 14 Boston 5 I In the 1930 world serieB Jimmy Marietta being _on 46,'"r Jh c eroy.s possessi<Jn Jn midfield an 1 a 0 1811 great moral nctor~ had been ~ 0 1 Brookl) n 6 St Louis 1 Dykes thlrd baseman o! the Ath .,....na Zl' 0 h games sched iiCd let!CB batted In the most runs flore,. EH1j lnd In thP Pmnero~ line l p I even thqugh he made only foul Dl .1. 0 I of pla)ed bang up football under mos L J;\/TERNATIONI\L 1 E \Gl t hits during the en~re aeries Jim Phtladelpn a um ~~ P I th~ I err ble heat ccndltlon~~. and all are 193° eastern Utle has l;et>n sceued W be commended on the fine show Jersey Cit~ 1 Reading 0 my s composite batting overage fot lt:'fl 101 th 11 years ea~ten sc t 01 ai Reading 1 Jcrs ) c 1ty 6 the SiXth i&rne wa., only 222 ~et U ng the) II ade On the otherhand Butra.lo at Montreal rain he sent more tallies across the h h Ntowark 0 BaHimore 2 plate than Simmons and Foxx Chicaro. Bpet n -INB--Piay in The seeded players I 1 tile 1 or 1 t cy s owed some glarmg frwlts j whose series battlcg averages weJe the national cbamplon,lltp IJOCket ern ~ectlonal are Pasquale No.tnliE' Y.hlch Coach Farnham \\Ill~ bus GA.MES 364 and .333 respeetlvely bll11ard 8eCtional kmrn&.n c wtll 1930 chanlplon who now prtJse1 t ly engaged ln removing before tnc SSOCJATION The foiiQwlna: table llhows how open Oct 12 ln. nine clUes accord Chicago and Marcel Camp of De next game at Jackson On Saturda:;: !'l at ulsv1lle the rival players compared ln <'bat to C A Storer pre:;tdet t and t10lt 1929 northern til ehold r :md Octobt>r 3 Uug In t1JhS up to two weeks be dirHtor or tbe tourrumentl!i for the last :years rum er up The Lme up Toledo e.t Iudlanapoll.<; f Ol'C th e Oiose ot the season ~ h h Porncro) Po Marc 1 1 a. National Billard Aaaoclation of .ul t e soul em srctlo 1a 1 8 en St Paul at Kansas City Pl"lfet Hits RBI 1 A nertca. nie Aile! of Kat sa.~ Cit) defcndtng Crc.w ie H lle Mlnncapohs at M lwBukce I Adams (Cl #b 161 311 Approximately 'J!j players surri champion a1 d Jame.s Tb<JtJJpso 1 or L Case! ll Thomas NATIONTtJEI\GUE 1 Dylr:ea {A) 3b 83 'VO"' or a sere& o' tourmr.menta 1Tampa Fa have quailfted Sl<>on IJ: StegnPl BoRton at Oi!'Kllcna.tl 113 t whk:h have bun Urldet v.a.y ft.o ['ommy Boatman of Portlu nd Scwo t t Cat t c Hu..;~,. 1g~bert.,,.',o' as 0 eJ Brooklyn at St Louis M "8 the last &wo monthl wm partlc! Ore 1930 champ1on and Spe11eer 1 o11 rg ko ..:1 \ll!'i!Uam~~: (A) u 63 38 pate in the sectlon&Ja Livsey ol Los Angeles ID<~!J c.w.m I B easel rt Carpet ter New York llt Chicago 1 Prch CC 3b UH 12 'l'he clt.lu wbere the tournament.<; pt(ln and last Ialli! runnel-up have Pierotti 1e Dav 8 sbQp (AJ 2b Philadelphia at f'ltt:;burgh 163 35 w.UJ be held are Boe\on Phlla.del betn placed I 1 t1 e pial ofh 11 the Dye Qb M r.tbe 1 McN'Ir hA) 2b 60 21 phil Detroit, Mhmeapol1a Port western sectional Guinther lh li ct.d AMEIUCA~ Ll;AGUB BottQD:lley <OJ lb 105 60 l"'nd" Qre &an Pranctsoo Loa An 1 Arthur Woods 1930 eas ern Wlnebrenne r.h Br l 1 2 Dctrort a\ Philadelp~a games 1 ~~lll.ns (C) lb 81 415 rele~ Bt Loulll and Champalaq. In champion has been mo\"Cd illt<J the Oruescr fb Bra mr.er g~~::nda~tW~~~~ ~or~ ~ :~: ~~ 146 I 1ll Y{tnnen or the diviaion&l touma w«ldbs championship tournament Substttutioll3 Keiser fot Sllison 37 3 1 n;umt.!l will meet aced~ playen In whio brines the total to five scile Kloes fr.r Woll McCullough fl~A ~ for St Louis at BO!ilton ~n ·.(plr.C "1 fd tbe ftnalll tht ~te.!l of< which will I dule player11 tn the v.or is clBssle Wol! Arnold for Slfil;f;n Keiser for qp~:~~ c '4 1 18 ~~ . ~......:::n¥r:Rf~ lgM;.,othe~.J~)a.,YX!S are £t~ln Ru B Ca.scl ltloes for Caacl ~ l! ~f ifo)'!!"~l(.p lii 4 1D I ·~l'f<l'i:"l dll"'; ~are&~'i Ft!Ulk ~ 'Beteree Drtuntn Umpire Me 1 ~ q' U: \ 1 81 lklll ) '¥ ~ IM. '11 De t St. ,l.oUJI and. San Pnm bartrs:t and Ofl<Jfrto Laur1 DCnald Wllltlng head llnesmau Ll4l.J'Q)' 08 TABLETS ~~ (A) 1~ lb l'lt 1 :~ CIBC11 BllledJon ..: the Jt.eoreatlon Five players frqm the socUm als l"Jn~t downs by quarters 1~34 tot.a Rt~lleve. a ncadmcll6 or Ne1md;d11 M~l"n (C) ct :t:l 62 ln Detroit for the rkllthern nnal wpl qunllfy this se11.110n lor the l't;QJ.eroy l'ldi2 6 In 30 mlnu'"- chulu; a Cold th• orsa\ti CCI cl 1'1 completed the list for the pocket worlds champt(lnshlp one each Marietta. 0113 a fint d-y and ~becks M:'llarh It Haas (A) cf J:lr'l 51 bllilill'd lll!ctk>nal from the onrthern wer;tern RDd Score by quarters t2::H Tc.t tbren dR.:JA. CriiJller AI c{ M 30 selen pla.vl;!rl JlUtomatlcaiQ qual southern sec!Jon~ ~t.nd two Irom PomerO} 0000 o 1 6 6 Salv..o fnr 8ahy 6 l.:f'id Roettpr cO~ 1'f lii'T 28 llty or the pJayOfts Andrew P&nzl. tile eastern aeotton Marietta 0000 0 BostOI St Louis Chicago 1!7 68 f r I I I . ..."". •I l& n " •· ..~ .'" n. I :i I 0 milI..,r ... d PIay "' Op-":.ll 11\ Oct'"ber 1 I l I I I Iiila I I g • ~ ~ I • I 'i I 6 • I r•.t I 'g: I •I •• I 'I I �J(ONDAY Loren Rob1~ darmour Gallipolis J.D i.illls PERSON .U.S Mr and Mr5. PJ:an4 Clark anct ramliJ: ,.-hQ ba~ ~ OCCQ».~ ~ meeting will COver elrhteeD the Cook prc.perty oc Tfuro avenue cou lUes or Ohio Kentucky a1 U have moved 1o0 Groveport West VirBlnl&. All e:.:hlbl12i will be Mr and M:r11 Buhtl Hood o' 1n to the comnilt.tee by Ott l5 and M!l.rlettiL spent the week end with w ll be governed by national gram her pal"entl> Mr and. Mrs J L 1Haskins ules ~ Mr and Mta Jtli'elr PW'ier cf But A ma l<&ge l ce1 se gas i66Ued ler Pe. arrived here Saturday tor Leana Over Muzzle of Own he e to Alwyn K~te 22 R u an exl.end~ villlt and are the Gumde &it Minor 22 Northup !IL.ieBl.s o! Mr &.nd Mn B E Gil Gun and •• Almoat In more • BIRTHDAY SURPRISE atantly Ktlled M ss Prllclll&. Franz daugilter or A dellght1ul smprlse was given Mr and Mrs John Prana left Sun Ch~t.Ik5 Hannlgar Friday evenillg d~:~.y t.o enter Ohio State Unlvertlty when quite a number o! hls man) as ll freshman fr ends g&thered o.t his home hon Kenneth Amsbar:r and Cl&.rk Ra~,: tJtiUg hU! buthda5' anniVersary er o! the 1931 claaa o A H a C11rds wete the diversiOn or the ha.ve enrolled at Marshall collece even ng followed by a dellc1oU<> Miss Besse Wetherholt from Co l lu 1cl Thow who were present lumbus apent the week end with were Mes~ts ,Jierbert Cardwell elat \ell here Ro) Sloe naker Joe Danne1 Ever Mtss Mildred Bru,vles has Qrad ette A ba'l ChHord Ke1n .. "Everette uated f om the nu ses tralcing BtoWJ d R I a ,., BarCU6 ~choo i o! Mt Carmel hospital Co h mbu:> Mrs ~ A Koehler of Loga.n ,~ ~Is tlng her daughter Mrs J T Arnold at d famlb ror a number o dli)'!l INC Is Killed While Talking To Friend On Farm H (12 ___ - - - -c:--:---'--- -- BALE--Bccond potat<Jes at thirty ftve cents per bUf!hel Mlfi Vha Ables R F D No 2 Cbf&blre Ohio 9 20 3L _________________ Found- ~, •.[ G~nt • Fo.P-SlU -NV DRlt~"n dtcted the Crl torn n ounVJ1er will have no througllou~ the wo.,.ltl It s C'l Uitc yos3 ble V nes wtth a he:1.d ~tr.rt ot c1ght ycal'a on the f\11 d tnt t :.1 1 •2 n I!' B II' e un en up eu Y rom L.o 0 to 1!12"' lntj;lu '~' Above iH.w:tos show th• oe\t: d1 mr on s forcha 11 1 and IJackharl.d Umea and a close up oi hll gnp TO ------- --FOI' Rent- I FOP. 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Boom 300 No. 71 Wnt Stre«:l ls "'"". . ~ CEN'IS in com and th!H ( upon filled out y~u this pattern b~ rctu1 n ma1l PleiRC tlaJ\ at once your Pun pattern No 7499 Name Addre11 t amc c.lthough ma 1y wet e dtiv to sc k a sha Jy spot bdc c h ~llffif! was well under wa} E en tl c of!im.al5 of the game were l rc d 1.o seek the W"J.I.er bucket Lit differ rnl ~1mes Til teams hued up for tl c kick off promptly at 2 30 o clock R t land electing to do tl1e l ck 1g; N4Jal snagged the kick oii and travelled r.»early forty fl\e )D l~ betooe FIBh incidentally Lhe b s defemive man <J 1 th R llhl.nd elev<>n could reach h m an1 brlnl him down The Yelio ~ J a kels huddled for the slgnnl and tjlen B"ll slipped Into thcll plao~ vcr In the ca -rii!J po It on He g umd ab ut ~lx ya~'ds aft 1 a h<.l had t en c;pc led for h1 n On the eecond play Qun1 t rb&cl;: Rl ley dectde1 t.o try his J>tlens:l'l once more after a yca.r ot ldlfl nces t nd had gamed 18 ya ds be lore lh sec ndary co tl I 1: lli: him l tl C it'CUnd f.car.cc ~ .... c•ll<<l boo~ KPih J1~ct ~ rcw r. tn\ll~~:ifUJI~ trl'k at the ~lne a.nd ran throu(fh the Rut u~nd b y~; for the Or..t t ucl dov;u 't the (1,1 me H,UC) ran t.h~ 'Xtrll point aCJCS!: the line ani th sco c Rtootl 7 to 0 M dQieport klt.I\Cd orr to Lhe Rut land lad., an d the~ 'i\ero ghen 11. often thane to pl"} ~~om tl'l v.\Lh - Ill '~~"I ,~l!lli ""~'"" 32 to 0 Rutl!l d was h~ld howeve In t.he next period and Middlcpolt puct led Fu;l at the B.llfet.) ntan POlli tim was "'t.opped dead n his track!. &B U t fast ami flashy end Oari 1er met him the .split second h cau~ll U e ball Af c n mmter of uns cccssful tlle!! at the Jlcket llnc v.hlcb re fused to wawr although a num f: , U It r.serves were dOUllil o k u dltferent poslllo Lhete 1 ) gave th tall to the Jackets , ho ~ta1ted t.nother otftm.stve drive acv 1 the white tined grid A pass 101 Neal which sailed through he lr thJrt} C:ve yards was tak e1 th ea.11e by Oardl er nn::i lractd down the field !or the flnRI O"CI do"m of ~he ..me a dtstanc .. nve }ards The perfect or ..t\\enty blocking of hlR tcanunates a.c cc'-ln d for the ract that he reach ed the pass y,Jth, a clear field 'fthead of hltn a 1d no~ an (ipponent \lthm ftve yards. R e} carried the ball aor.os."' th ine or the extra point anr.l th• ~cor wa.!l brousht to 39 ;vhile th e Rut! nd boys were contct L to ha~e \ zc o count placed art.;r their t arne on the scoreboard In the clo~lug minute~ of tlw gan f' the Big Red eleve made n WO!ll;ier!ul corp.eback on l~ 01 enslve atde D..lehl taking J.he. tnll thro-u:h tbe tJ"cketa t.or 'II. t:a.in. ot: thtrty yarns They elt<!tf:d J sl1Cr~ pas.'l ther€' which wns lntztcept d by Rhth Pickens who wu }llaylmr l)rt yard man and bought t~ bnll up the field lu a ttUrty Ya.rd run onl) tfl be taken back ntt.e 1 u t !l !:mother penalh Nee.J to Eua er which re&ult<!d In I I !C W:l an tv.ml) ya ds n.d !umblecl the ball Alter Beaver Neal Estep a1 Oallaghet had ll.dvan<..e the baU bv thee fon-e Neal took the \.\]lite lme Til Rutland backs could eli<: aftcl they hH J 1 celvrd k ck oil and Mladlcpol t ook tall from a p t ad a lvan<X'rJ t t::. l cetnofthe f II he I nlf enied 2u to 0 1 the \flla q ar r as t Fa td hat R ley y,us gomg pm he 1c<..essary to 1ehU \11 II mt ci und a Big Red boy rcco\ 1.-red Dl bl advanced the "all fU U!ll ,ards dow the rlcld the Jirs 1 eal ffe l&e th vis tlng team hal sho\\n The Jackets puckled P then nn1 ~he lh ~ held them ro1 he f ur dov.ns The Juck cts lc.t up n bit nea tb e end of th"" quarter u.ud the DJehl 1c o l" Ieese a!Jaln sklmnung through 1 e 11 e the sec.on i11ry defense a1d do\.\ tie field t.ov.ard t11c safet~ man t<Jt thi t} yards befote he as ov~;:rtaken I"hcn n pass jfron D1r:lll to fm end l'.as good !or {f I LINES , ' ' ,I HOME BOl~ C C d ----- I \t ~cee~~~a~~ \\ ~./ \r~rl~p the flna .............., ,,,,.,.""""-. ""'"'""'"'""" d 'wen~ yardz> pla~aJg t.he baJI with n fltteen !ards of the covetR 1 coal t-ut thP.y \\ere stopped tb:!te ~ lth a stonewall defense 11 om the ltl \isikT5 the game enaod t<Jurh v. \ the boysll.nd batt!Jng fOJ anothe1 fro"l lha ";ectlon <Jt' the g ld Dr.~pltc the coldltlon o! th::wratl er the lb e made a very ere dltatJ.~ showlllll; aldl.flg the four orw:n1en In their offen.svie drives Role aftf'r hole large enuush t cir!Vf' an auto thrOUGh were opened Cy the tackles while the guard11 and ('lldS dkl ext:ellent wmk ll blocking out the others ~o th ball ote could get t.hro gl .l<~to the ~e<:onoary Praise cannot be given t 1 uy<"ne member of Lhe sq1ad wh tcok part In the tilt a~> all u llted In :>lvlng lhelr best during the ! a) Ttm ptown eo&elli!H wlu wttl 1o n Bat rdny were ~tl o lh q a 01 ld 'i\lth n dejected look and n wn ~mil on he! faces ns Uw~ sadly Fhc thrlrheadatthe 1e11l G1 rf h t<Blll of 31 were to b seen af t~r I e ca.mc wlth a Ratlslled 1!'1 • nnrt n knowing wink iuth he~ !\ 3 hey rem8l"kcd I lo!d yuu so Regardless G! the ~howing .a~a s~ the Rutland !eve 1\0 k start ed again Monda~ m earne~;t as Coa h ~altyn wlll uttcmp t t~ E:mf dy their faults '>11 hie \\ore brottljht cut In the tnlttai gnme lle fore they will meet Nc!SOI ville he first night Kame of the seaso here next Friday A fast !lnd fur 0\18 raining pace will be &<:t th week as the m"'mbers of tt e squBcl will be whlppd tnt.o sh~pe fo he contest The line 1p M H E; POS R H S Ward 1' a Pickens rL stevens 1g E L"wlil c R Ptckens cl 1~ Ketnl> lij: Qardncr lr ft:Hcy qb Nr(!-1 ljh F.Btep hb Bt'a~(lr tb SubttJ J.ltes-Middtcpor~ Allton& wr.rthJ Abbot Oal&.lgher T Lewis I I Dct.-T,u,._ ilpofl\d :DR ,~ URST D"owN nt Qt AllTI-:RS M H S 6 4: 3 4 1 R ii ~ ~ ~ J. o 1 I 3 AOORE BY QU.-.R1'l R~ J.S:,~ He~"- -. 2P\ ~ 0 1 39 It tor r! 0 b 0 (I 0 Pae~>cs ccmplct.cd by Middleport 4 out of ~ Jtut'!and :t (IJ d 5 Ya1ds Jos thrOJlih P"nnl 3 1 Mldd Jport 85 ~nrdlt R(,'feJ e- Ehmpc G U Ulllll Whll' Ohio We6 Tlmek ept:r R ~eal H~!ldl ne mr \i a • - ., I I I I 5 0 ;c\!nJI 1ed 10 to 4 I 513 by Yankees a 1alnst Qiantil Entermg the game a~ the u 1dc 11 j ho~es to have then all m shnpe It was Gabby HELrt.nett day 11 11 l\,l?.l Yankees making 20 hil.!i lui dog picked by the eJtpert~; 1.o n 1 Pome1oy started the seem d I alf t Ch cago and Gabby got a diamond 35 lmes at bat merely a raw meat feeding for tl I \Ill h Crow k eking on Manetta re 10 U 1 1 ~P.e e ~o;re se~~~01 c a~>Sa e d Ll'f y rmg 11. big nora! piece and greet Most. runs---01 e innillg 10 b~ big striped ca~ of Mal etta 111 It ~ng Lhc ~~il f.o ~ow~ 37 Glove of the As wll~ bcco c the ll.lfS frOlll his lodge brethrcr It Athletics again 1 Cubs 7tl mling local purple rmd v.hJLe JIHU t"a h ne e} madel rsl d~w f •~t I; lea u bull~! to 1 :n return he obliged with 1lx .,;hoop C.Ct 12 1929 fli e game 13 by Alh de1 o l:Stra~U jusl why he s o ~~ ~ e~r ct0 \ne:9 fu%blcme Pl~rot U g 1m 1 ~; 3 ~nee ~ergcal t Ji Ba,by dd I ing hits I he Giants are less than Jrtlcs vs Giants oct 28 1911 ami lhorotghiy tea ed b a I co1 pell d 1 ,, Yank••• ~, 7 1921 lu s From tl e t me the lr.lck (ltf owd• 11 t~ tl., T ger P1a)er for ah t fm Clcvclal d n 1919 r It' Mlt: t five games ahead of the c u bs ! 01 Gla•l• " """ t k b a h .• I Ylll er 1 oss 01 h Che p1a}l.o Anot trc g ll:ll mny c en cl alk 1 p two 11eoond place 11on<JJS and ll near M s base hits--One Inning 10 v;&s a en ) u t t er anu re la d th mo wms miracle wo d rob them of the fWl bv \thictlcs ~ Cubs 1th Inning tuh ne? r~r tenuya<Tds until Lhf fl.\ l ro/ lOnga\\111 ell d lt~l~ ~~r~eas fu~ l nerupplace Oct 121929 O\e game 20 bywtste ew w geJv.a amo lbed Ltt C reeO\enl~ m Lou Gehrig s ma;htng of his Olat t~ vs Yanke<!ll Oct 1 1921 one W1Usually busy animal In I l e1 \>fat elta s 37 u d 1 ne hurne• No i5 a.nd Babe Ruth s ctr l!'t'rlc '74 by Ohmtll n 8 gRn ser deavon; more to protect Ills OW(l l cuue. No "" featured lhe Yank~ atnst ROO BtiX I 1912 goal !rom defllt'mcnt than I am Murtelta pe al zed a yards f.Oi AMERICAN AS80CIATJ:)N wins Gehrlg broke bls ov.n rooord esH~- 6 run record.._gne lmung 2 to detilt that of his adve ~~~ s~~eth~ ~~~~h~ra/~t~e~ ~~ce~atK Club Won I.e t p t !OI""r lUI! driven In w!th \:1. mark o! by uny cl b onr game 5 by Once j mt once did thls ramo s end run he n ale a vard but fum Bt Paul 101 59 ~31 178Washmgton ke).lt right at the Yanli'ees agaloJIJt C&.rdtnals Oct 9 beast show 11.1 v .anwe- o· '"ntin" bled hen tackled Bbot t the eck ,..... • • "" ... 1928 cne ~rt61'1 9 by Yankee~ 1 4 Kansas Cit~ 86 74 tJ:ul heels of Ulf' Yanks by defeating t.he n ity of attack Thftt !me Ch e !aLe He "'e..s I u \. o tnls plaJ Il wa Indlllnapolls 82 16 a19 Whites ~ ta 3 gamt>s in 19lB In the tourth quarter and alden o IMarlett.as bal 01 thcr ov.n Jlj 01 Cht.-..~ ~<>flo 0 ~ up !ton and B e en balls Jcrords-Most It some rvv•r wo ploys the 01 01 tl.... P•"t Columbus 78 80 494 6 to 4 ox Monte Weaver d b .-~~ to"kllng .. , 0 ya d 11 e 10 1 Milwaukee 78 81 491 Bslumore of the InternatiOnal Lea one game nceJve Y eeve a Pomrroy pla}ers took t11f' ba make I! but IObr- one when lit! tial! Mmneapoll~ 76 83 4'78 guc hell t.hc Sox to nine hl\.S 1 1 n one S6J'Ics 31 by iankees !rom the Pomeroy 48 )Brd !me to b funbea lh~ balll.s kckei Lo Louisville 7~ 8 4a3 ]1\$ big tit e dr;>but Ct'Owder was tht' fror: Cardinal pltche!1",. 192ti the onr. foot marker wilcrc will D)e '>li t o ct<J s to Pomewy 44. Tcledo 6J !J6 3ll6 hurl!! g uccess in the first ga.mc St keout roeoords-Most by m c that distance remain ing ana D}c nade 9 Hnd Plc o tt! ade fu ~ FtJor Mr Caraway !l(lt. charged w U1 cl b n um• If< me 13 by Cub6 !ac fo uth dov.n the pw pie u e sloo do~ 11 on Mtllletta 44 yard me NATIONAl U:A.OlfMo: both de! cats u.p""arlng fo• two ng AthletiM n ll:it \lllmt' 1929 ~cr adBmant a td the ~logan The DJc •~ fer 3 Edd e fa.~Js t ga n Club Won [.o& Pet. tll d~ of &n lnm~; 111 th • fi t €S an~~~! the ~t daf tht?n 1 13 ~hall not pass v.as upl eld Two He c tl c bo~ boi sl l)o alte pted st Louis 01 fi2 fl and''"' iotnl• ' ' tn the" 0 08 mor 8 anne m011 n set es first downs Cline dunn3 th s ts a pie pass on foe~rth down and 1 New YO! II. G ;;, ,~air " " 50 IJy OUb.s against At.hletlc pll and Jl was the only time that tlw to go and io.st the bal t.o Mm let 4 513 0 86 "' u orne town boy! ever real~ st'nous when 82 41 Chicago Manngf:r Oabbl street "" t rh"'l ~ 1929 Th the ""ll pia\ fa led Brooklyn 7S 72 n17 t f lh f -ugh I Jy threatened the goa of the s t e u" I~; 1 m1d Held In Marte 7i. c g&me or St Louis but ors ta possessio at the end of t I" 75 497 pnr o ~o~!~rgh The Pome oy boys goll g on to qu!l te1 With the foUJth quarte 63 86 417 U e Robins 'olo'On just tht: ~~arne 6 to I Clark held the champions to the field after the long hald ho beglnnn g Ma etta s cock SUI"JJ 62 87 415 PhlladelphiR dii:Pt hi!,.& Some of the Redbird dt.J5ty r de ltmbered u~ (or a fe 1o1 self sal sfied :;mug confidence or 58 02 Clncllll at! ~7 1;1tn.rs rested !or the world aer1811 min'ut.es and then went lnt.o actJ.on 1 tht' first quarter wtnch had tUJ 9.1i,l1 I rhc CJncy Reds flipped tnr Bc.:s at about 2 ti Gulnthet rece•ved to ~urp11.9e n the .second staQ~a-AMERICAN LEAGUE tc 1 Bra~e& twice 5 to 2 and 14 to the .k:Jck oft' and returned 10 to the 111 d t.o unbelief m the u 1rd h&l:t> Club Won Lost Pet 5 and dt'Opped the Bostonla lS Into 30 ya d Ime o 1 eser m Ide "- Dy'J t ov.. expert ced nnotl change Philadelphia 103 43 705 ev( tl place Benton and Kolp klt!it I and tJ en k ked to Marietta 5 Thi<l t n e Jt appeurcd that the"" New York 110 57 Gl:1 WI' c tie w nlnng pltcllers 36 yard line Three atten pts net I home bO} s e t' rea l fr gl tened. '\1\~hlngton 119 56 ti05 _ _ _ __ _.._ _ ted 6 yards and Mn ett.a k eke 1 that tile I it e bo~~ rom down u ,.. ... 1 I :e 01 I I TH:t: :51 ANDIWG 1 II ....., tlW '"{ I ::;t I ..... ""' "" 1... I I 11•" ,, ° II • I ::n gc:~/o~a;kcf.unt~!~r ~let~~~~~nd half and IS«<Jed Oller. being 11 I. '1 ' IS-"' I I Pomeroy Draws F•Irst BJ00d (n n b I Se • nase a I rtes ME' JI'OUND-LadK'tl coat In Pomero~ BatJrday Ow wr m"y h lVC s1:1m" by tdenti!yina It at thl~> olftce an:l pRying !or ad 9 21 3t IP t 1 ""rson will retu ll to lhe Dn I~ T'rlbu 1c office the coat and ycK1'1y paa11 ov~r C & 0 Ry taken trom machhU! iil Fah Ore tnds no quel!tlona '1¥111 be allked 9 20 3t The remnnnl.& of a two yenr ~lve !i de They llned up fo the ~lg 1 an plonshlp Yellow Ja kct te1un al nd Searles carried the ball tartcd the 1931 !oott: II scasot of nbo t three yarr's trough the line 'f'he again h was g vet tl e ball 1 M!l'kl (')lOft high tit.;' 10cl hetc Satur nnd adl'anced about four yards d~>Y cy virtually tC'a tr:g u e t..eft."OS Mid lleport received n penalty of 0 th• Blg &d teil" 1 01 Rutl.aml :five J aT& for beir13 ott5lde and to uh ~hool to sh eds flni.slung the I .hen l:ch g held !OJ fo t down.s the ted .o.u tb R •- d 1 d.s 1: ne '1\lth a score of 39 to 0 uwn a pun .. lSWnr ' Ff(Jm the first s.:.11ll ncte of the eceved the pmt advanced It 11 c c w s vhlslle at the opemng few ards and anothct penalty of kl~k otr the hacks of n Yellow fifteen yards was Clllled on the J:l.cltl:t tenrn ran nr. ck and COil l'lrl .ileport bo:;s t nuetl i unttl the gu 1 denoted the Bco\ ~ sllu lhr<Jugn tackle !o S<Jn The Yar ks have Beven mu1e finale about eight. yards and Neal was game& to play and B tster must bA The boys Oil tl c ueup of t 1e Igiven the ball ~:~.nd went tearing hla n t vo ruM a game to brenk Wtl 1931 team went lnt-:1 tl e gal e Ut way through for twelve )Hrds All orons record r1 r l\ oonsldemblc 10. dc1p a~ l cther penalty Wa.s di~;hed out to Gr.hrlg also s lcalng tle h()l thcv 1 ad to plav ~":II tst tile 1ep 1 lhe Yellow Jackr.ts and RH~y come un r.ltt.era With 45 Clrcult douts lntlon built up iJY tJ e te 11.'> ot back about ten yards lhrough tac l topE> the run /Jcorers with 158 and he ... '·llSt two }eats "'1:1 clo~ed th klc fnll owed by a. :fi ~e y ard gau I n n w ¥ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' " " • --~............ st>ason hilt. ) a rc!l.ta 1 n{F Ul by Beave1 le Clltcd for twcn J t ec Cfr sccu Ncnl pr.s~ed to Beaver which I c~,:nms rain(dabout nineynds Bavea Flom the mltin Pay of the to e tis wuy through u 1c oppon g tl c t cklcs Kc Is d Ben cnts bouncing this way and that p l filS started t.c"r ng holes Into as he came through with a flrst lC Jll'C or he .oiL I t:.J ul ow dOVIl c b Allensworth who had a yone of the !o>Jr backs to co replaced Estep sneaked through tl...,. 'Ot.gh for gains Ttc Unc which with flvl' yards ami Riley took t B\.h Battyn I ad ~hapcn did th bid\ for another first dQWn A team o! players romposed o cc m 1dable wmk throughcut. the an:1 Jt'"roas the un~ on , olher Pomeroy boys swung Into action "1 hi ' ' ..alnst a Middleport aggregation h I'll g to ng aid plav eac oUcnslvt> one ·~o ngdrives th piny Rile) lnt In the h th drop ross klclr:ed f the th ball1 Sunday afternoon at Pythlan Pe. K d t.hen each doh g lis J ~tle bit rot "r thee t ar~ to goa for the ftrst ol a three game series to st<Jp the pl~crs of lhe Ru~la.nd poe or e exra POl After 13 Innings of exciting play Aft r Rutland received the ltlck the Pumeroy ladll copped Tho 1OYH Old Sol King .SU}neme 0 ~ t~ off und could (]O nothmg ~aver game w141 nip and tuck going lnt~ lea 1 8 ltlfJl d dur 18 U t! entlu.! took the ball from the forty ftv<! lhe nint1t inning deadlocked at 6 fo~r 01 o.ttm.s ol plo) Bid Lim(! yBrd line of his opponents and &II In thla Inning Wag 1er hit ~ te time the water boy wns f!CCll nttet shatJng on: D. few would be one long far hia'h and handsome suppll of the p eclo"' tacklf'rs twisting B'NllY from an ~nd it wa.s ticketed fQr a place over I "l,)lng fluid ...... , tn lhc bOll:i "ho 'H~e t.the1 stiff armmg a couple of the left Held fence !or a bome rwt ~" rc r tl c shaln of Lhe nlOr<! a nd then "ide at".,p p1n g thc Swiober howevec had other 11cn.J.:enlng heo.t whl"h 6 t 1 c111 Uf' 1 10 WI 0 ll e ~afet man \H'nt <Jver for a 10the Ideas on the subject and at th~ " t<Juch1own just before the q 1ar crack ur the bat started toward i lenty two !ads lnccssantly ter vas clOfied fhe sco e at that the fence He made ooe lal;t de The re!lervll!> o[ he Yellow pm:1.i stood 20 to 0 palring leap and stuck 'but hl.. J11ck~ts vow gnen a o.:b;u c" t o gloved hand and the miracle wa t ke pal t In the ga1 e lW Coach Estt"p repluceo. Allensworill at accompliahed the ball .stlekiog 1n Battyn. le1'it !t1:11h trcopa In tO th~ bell'lnnlng Of tlle' lleCiiftd quat"- ~ 1Ae outlltretched glove o! tho:: ~lrengtben the Une at different In ter vnd was given the ball oo & v outfielder tcrvnls The ho.t d rast patc vhtch. rral u ltrere t pla~s as 0Bllas"her Thl.'> to read the ga.me Into ext a nil ["liS h te ho ve 5! n the Yello v 1 rccl'eded u 1un U1e tcum ln the innings the P<lmeroy boys ft tally J ck~t t<ums :1 lhe pr st. go thl u place of RJI~y Nenl b tcked lhJOU8h unle9,8hlng an attack In the un us kept untH tr.c clc!>C nf t 1 1or lrven varrls then ar other of hucky frame which was not to 01 I TmER T~ Tl£: OUTPl~~ I By 1 1\;laster Tilden who was 27 \\hen he \\on hill tit!,__. may eehpaa the- ~l!'o'l'd Gl - "'.. "' th• REDS WIN TWO Middleport Boye Completely Outplay Rutland Lada Who Fight Under Great Oddo To Bitler End, Score h 39·0 (l;.O.S:t up - B-'J HOT WEATHER SLOWS UP PLAY Al350LUTE:LY. u"''' JESS LE-AVE EVERYl}IING WELL PUT BULL-DAWG ASH JR ON HS RAIL l'"d, 4S I fPP. • - - ,- I sM luna SUICC have J :no:; at::: l \) be orld .. of 1931 cllnc~ed the pennant they have a post 'urd mujor lcawuc recorO w1 I be shooting al when they addlod incentive to play out the! made by Sam Rlcl" of WlY>hh gton wln!J lnW actio on October 1st scbct1ulr. under full st.cun By win In 1920 nnn L f Ba.ttJq a, bull.-lduab nlng all of their eight rernuJnirg Ea I Wctb o.r'uw Bo to n Red S:JX 1 •VVV Ut~ ana row H tohest ~veraa:e one &erlel:l 625 Under Moat Adveroe Wealher Cond1t1ono Team• 0011\est.s.. the Mllckme-n ckfl ;!:l ~ ccen Jy surpii.5Sea ocu gc au: u. Way lhto CLicaro Battle To Draw Netlher Team b Able rf!w Amtrk.an League rec 1rd f reoori! 01 64 doubles a sca:;on Par"k by J o~obc Ruth with Yankees Ill 11ictorles In a llt!ason and will st'l n matk ll uu :.p c IIJ. al!lah • Cardinals In 4 a:amc ~tede& To Croll Opponent'• ltne The present rtootd was made by alty thaL like y w 11 ~tau..1 fur a or 1V..t8 the 1m Yankees who won 110 lnng time M ft hits single game--4 by EACH TEAM MAKES ONE THREAT ga~~~le the Catdlnu1s ha.ve C ch tat an It: lo1 blr J\u;ol -manv player~ chance to set an,. reeords the;,: cal total for lhe season to 1119 yc.stt>r Waahlnston and Yankee• R~t o r~~o~~~U: ~e9 1~: p air From cnr writ's 4 by Ruth in seve • 1 Father Time And Wh10lle G1ve Tiger Break In Fnal becon " th~ tlrat Na''OI'"l , ·a"'' d9.Y nd ln four moa gn1 s 01 lhe 1 Ea~ W " .... to capture ... 100 ....., •· 11 s C 10 ictorl s ~c h ~ u Je pro babl \ v. II b1ea.. nar, wmner since 1913 Tile Cards nell' 1 tl re "' ceo d of W4 lv •hit' k II ngs heir Adveraarte& l!lamt -; n 1926 tied b)' Lou Oeh1 ~ Half When Score Purple Seemed lmmmenl nade h 1928 lin l:J28 In four ga.mea, more triumphs to reach th Thr A-hletic have an excellrnl N Y '· - 21 It t k Re<:Jrd rona--One lnntng 2 b) On 2 Yard l1ne At End Of Period tur~ mark and have chnnce 1/.l s t I',Q new fiE ;Jl g H' ew 0111. ~:p a el:' several pla}erll one game 4 by &amu lo play cords ~Pt b~ th 1923 Ya. 1 tl'S y more than a ftnlahed race or th R• th 11 1926 one serl~ 9 by Rut! ng t.o comp e e \loV for d pa~;.~l; AtH mpts of clubs and Individual that ea.r thr Ya lk 1 ad a club pennanLs and that hm~: Uwy (aU 10 4 ~ames r1 1928 Outfought out.Kam~d sa n e sene uf pia} 1 IL IS Porn!" pln~ers to break oth"et IIXO ids pe•u ~tar.e flf 977 and 1 !Hie only depteru;lon l.o toosen naseiJall 5 gtlp Rtrord r ms batted In--One 11111 and oulpla)ed thruu~t the ~eat~ u b«. 5 1 lend spiel! to lhe cloSJnK day~ of 144 c Jors Tl e As a e! eiU ng 9'17 on the publteiS fancy mg 4 by Elmer S.lllth of Clev la nd pat of the 48 mJJ.ute l)erlod O.l he &eason Mw;t spectacuhu of play tl e once r . uua n~ ha flhL 0 l il.M P1erotU lo Crow U he~ Is the ..ttempl of Lou Ge at pr sent nnd have bootea tl I Thnt wa.~ demonst at.cd today vs Brook! n 1920 ot e p;ame 4 b} .bal s LakP lo he 33 }ll rl 111 t> for hrlg to surpass the mark or UJO be.ll on only IJ4 occnswns wo~h when a count ~wwed 43008 fat~ several players one series 12 bv Ora.nce and Black f.. a etta H to: a 22 ~arr.l gu 1 A second IJRSI! Dye &hool T ger ~; Junk ofT I Co g 1.1 Ouu tl c 1 u b thl' bail 1 U e 4 1ut ,. t&tLed In the last year bv ln.:lon Is llo r brh nd v Lh bul 138 tu ned out to v. ateh tbe Chlr:asn u ~ al pla.yfl h Hac WHooa of the Cubs erro CJ bs flatten tile Ney, Yol'lr. OJanU Balt.lna Ry Teanm FJeld nt Ma etta Baturdnv arte ya d n a keJ lor 29 prds Fir b k Tt fie ding of ll e Mackmcn vJ;lce 16 l.o 6 a.nd 1 t.o 6 And de Rcr rd averag 101 sing!!' ;eriH 1noon a lhoro iihly wh ppt'd and down aurl !o lo go Dye t Jt tl 10 Thr- Yankee flrlit b&.seman e l'tns tem rcnarkAble It view ol thf: spte a rain threatened day 11 Ne\\ ~-n: rd by Athletics In 5 t,::ame~<lcnwed animal m sptte ollie f& me for 2 but tnf ended heJc wl~h his Wl Amelcan Leagu~ recual fa ct ihat Ut> e~;ulnr ne P tock Y(l!k 20.000 addicts watched u 1 1911) t 1:1t tte game betwee Lhe lg~r J f o Prey 1 po~ e~~lot ot Lie bul of a :yesterda,y "'hen he sent !he flcl 1 last Sat rday fm lhc fir 1 New y 01 k AmetJcan s reta thel! 1 Lo est-- h;2 by Athletics 5 gam and the llthe smnile fig-ht g P t ~ ~ards f 011 11 lourhdOIIin B.noi fout runs across the platter and tl J 1 0 n ll xt hold on seco d place by trowlCing Ps Hl05 pie Panther of Pomero l ad ende w 1 t t' pia to ha\c tnt!d t 1 t~ 1 hls total up to 1'78 !or the sen m~ 5 nee lrl K e e Cleveland In tv.o tilts 7 to 1 at d B~t batting me.rk--81ngle gamt> h a ll<J score draw nke u c d tal 5ee Battyrl Coached Oulf1t Showo Machme-Like Pre· c101on, L1nemen Open Holea For Backfield To Advance Ball I I '"lAVIN A DETECTUFF IN 1HE FAMILY -,--c-~- -- - N w t)le Athletics worth Vmesa victory over Geo!'Ke Lott at Forest WU11 L L Vmes, who Is not .re:t'~nt.Y, has ne_t rei"CheCI tlle potentJQI peak ot lUi lftie ·aa Jet u peru declare Next year be ehou be at leaot 25 per cent bttI er, and two yeara from now, tt ill pre Co Pomeroy Ohio POR- SALE-Cannlna: t.omatuel! e)l tr11 f\nf' $1 per bushel F A Elh1 mway Byrii.Cuse o Phone 824.0 R 9 21 3t I That t e national alnglee t':hamp1onlhip of the Unt ted 8tatea wJII be Vmea-<"lad for m&nl ~ea:n tQ c:ome Ia the conv ction held bJ 12 000 w•tocue11 of Ells- Cons~uction n By US CONKLIN lbs BaCKJ::J.MJD•~U..S1t02t"- U11ns • F'r.m good work mules.. one horee and a large barn with prop ably abouL .>000 feet of good lumber after J'azcd A l:larttt.ln nu - - JACKUS UP W~RK ATHiiric;cARDINALS HAVE 1&085 BEn GI~NTSIMany ReH,riis Fol' PUHPlE ~NO WHIH PANTHER PUll~ . ' €R.Afl:£ tO SET NEW RE<::ORDS Playe~ To Try. To p lEFT ~ff lA~T r~U; BIG HEn An-1~11 iniTWICE: tOU, B~B£ Better ~enes GREH U¥~ET ~y H~tOINC M~~IHTA HHROM DUTliNO lcil ~Mflrun·[n ;:.~ ·~r: w;~"'Althoughl::':·;,::::;..·lu"t~~IIO ";:!...7~\\.~''"' AcHHOM[DS .,~';.,!";~ ~~:'bo~~,.":~;~: T[ HIVI r n ft 3 u nl n u c~~ ~~~c.; wl~~~lc ~hll II ~ ~erletl ~hie~ v.lth FOR SALE -OOTBALL SEASON OFFICIALLY OPENS • """ -~~=="'P Wanted- __._............. The Eberabach UP'I'dOD 11 tnt 6~ ~ 4~ 1 il!) 404 401 RuNCil B"ftTTEO jlfn IMPA• DTANT U1l H P~RT ~~= bea'~~~~~~~· ~~1st~ t~~e23k ~;~j l ~e:~r f~r b~l~~;:,tettof;P ~~~~~~\:!gF ON wo Rt8! s SE HI [ to 35 yard lh e and Ma iPtta ga l1 Mnkh g 4 n Y.O lr t'5 th('y ~ cel59 • ed 9 ! lwo pla)s a 1 d 1 tHe Cnsc ed lo buck t e l!n a thlld t t""" 55 9 ~'14IN EC~S ~ thenrecovcedaTigeJ hublea1j andJak first do"n o Ueif: -~~ T~ It W&Ji Pomero} s ball After fa! n next pin}~ Pont-roy ho l:; nd it ~'" I!'«TERNI\TIUN\L lE:\(~UE j to pm Poz1eroy klck erl t.o MariN tie Panther bali on lleir Oli'J .,e Club Wm Lost Pr.:t t ta 30 yard IJ e and Ma !etta Just \ard line The statue of 1 berly Roehcstf'r 101 6'1 601 three I two tries kicking to Pomc play net-s 14 va ds D\c tak n.g the Nr.wo k D!l 6!1 581) roy on 27 } ard I m where the qua ball to ~t e 36 }ard lu c o 111 c!""' Mont1eal 94 '"1 570 New York &.p 2 - It compar 1 ter ended ado d 1 bt t Ma ktta mercci ~ Watkins<A Clrf r! 129 Oui thcr toolr: the ball f 010 he c ""' ao d t "a lh•l-• ball 01 fu•• -04 BaltllTlorc n 16G g the b11ttmg averages or the rl Miller us 46 " 7!j to th e 43 va1u·' lb for .. Hi yar eJoys48yardllne Toronto 83 84 497\alpinye 1 ~ltthcworldserlesit 1 s Blmmons Foxx Cochrane and gain Plerott [a led 1.Q ga b L 1 Tl Rending 9 87 476 itnvort.ant to note how many rm s u Miller lead the Athletics In ba.Ltln!<; I Dye made El Wltl 3 Jllrds 1 Lo go d ley ~mediate!) 1 aue ii A J~;rney Cit} 64- 102 386 man l ~s batted II uurlng the rufl8 in. Frisoh Ha!ey Martm and fourth down on Mune ta 39 1 c~n o e 3E markrr and a<J.di:J Buf!alo 61 105 J(j1 course o! a regular season Botl.omley and Collins lead the )ard line lhe Purplr: elf'ct~d to Ut other ak 1 c the ball Lo the 10 I The fello~~o who hi high up In th'-' Cards The two Orst IJMemen I h t. the ltne Gulntl (' fallmg w )a d tr pe OJ ~ try nettOO a yard ~ESTimDA 1' S RENUI TIS I RBI list the lad v.ho hits when Bottomley and Collins are the Oar make the distance by e foot find t a second nr.tted t ot.hmg but a til nl AMEk1CAN ASSOCIATION fl. hlt ~aus a run and nol wile a din&Is bel!t bets at driving run was the Tigers i.lall Me.riettJ. wa gcod fc.r a l but 12 lncht"ll ami Toledo II Columbus 6 the sacks ure empty is your dan acroaa the plat.ter They bat In th made t1rst down 0 Pome O) 4 with a foot W go and fourU1 dow1 Toledo 8 Columbus G gero l:i plllyer A batter who can clean up poaltJom; yarrl n ark:er Afler mak n 3 01 the boy~ I rom Meigs showo!d ttur Loul11vllle 6 IndianaPQh~ 7 I deliver a hit In a pinch even D1b Williams and Jim Moore t"o bucks a PRS.S w Jropp t nettle and took t1 e ball awa} from lndliinal)(lhS 6 Louisville U s x though hh; seasons average Is be two o! Connie Macks rookies have Pon eroy taking the ba~ e the Wash ngtomans D)'-e kick d to innUlgs darkness) I low 275 may prove to be rnor~ made mo.st of. their hit.& count Gunther made '1 but the Ia the 25 ron behmc.. h1s own g Rl Mllwaukt..-e 9 Knasu~ City 5 ellab~00 than boastllg an average McNair anot.her Phlladel):lhJa cub was called Qack and Poneroy 8enJ lne The ecelver fumbed m.omcn Ka 1sas City 9 M lwa Ike l o\~ th Ls hll also has done well In driving in 29 alized 5 for lJackfle d being 1 i 0 tn.nly aul I'.BS thrG\\11 without 1 1 Mlm '"o.polls 6 St PaUl >1 r ms ance e e P Todt rull& with 60 hits considering the tlon Fa11lng to make nece~>Su Y tuning Mmneapolls 16 St Pa 1 6 1 ~~~~!~~~~ ~~s; ~e~! ac~:on t~~ fad that he Is used u lead olf )at Gage D_1.e kicked th" Mnnetta Alter n ak ng flve yards a pat> the pOIItseason classic due to the~ m:t ~time Sparky player retumng to the 43 \ad w"~ i tcJc Ppl.el by Grucser \\hO AMERICAN L'f,:AGUE mJun: suffered by Jimmy Poxx and h a : elayl li lead oft' man Une After shaking otT t ree tac, an to the 25 yard ltne Hen Dye Wa~hmgton 4 Chicago 3 other l.eam mates It rna be that as en P ng a season but has lcrs Scott fl. tally stopp ng 1 1 n 1g 8 11 brushed off the cobwebs an 1 New Ymk 7 C!e elan l IFoxx .,., 111 be shifted to third base ~!~dM~~... ~~~~;'~0 thmo;e t 'thun~ Mdachletta here na.de n s ust ~ t tJe s atue pia\ delivered to n St LoulaaLBoslo11aln ladTodlsenttofiro~~t hlsbattln ..,. e ac a lan lenlosL4to47~ard lh Guhtherlost7 Swonw ...1 to Washington 6 Cl Jca.go 4 Although r6dt s batilng average I higher th:n·•::eolls t~~~r~hl':ct~~ I~~ls~o~ent~n ro:ta"l""h ltlld Kloe.s Amcld cummg n Wolf ou M New York 10 Cleveland 4 IS only around 2JO 1 e is a dan phla. 5ubstltutc ards 1 are t en makes I 0 11lougl u B Case out Kcl.~ 0 :1' ganes schelucd gerous bRtLer in a pinch Phi! hal FTI.seh high mab for the Cordi! ia lose:a~~egn~~~! ~to 11:0 Marlet rl L11tl .. Ca11c1 ou Klees Iii made a total of onh 37 hits In th with 72 tuns batted In Js to 00 takh 8 too man n a penalty for Plcrott .!!hot a pass 1.o Dve gain ng NATIONAl I EAGUE latest a~erBges but those 37 h!W bf fpur mcmDerli of the Al.hlet~....-- breaks through ~ ~~:: ~ut Cro\1 17 yards to the 47 yard line Herr! Cllkago 16 New Y01k 6 had accounted tor 35 runs That s Slmm 0111 Foxx Cochrane and when a second il pas and a pass was Incomplete and after l 1c 180 sdpped rrame ended wlth the bail In Po n Chicago 7 New York 6 j naklng your hits count Miller the ball is p1ac~~ss Clncm atl 14 Boston 5 I In the 1930 world serieB Jimmy Marietta being _on 46,'"r Jh c eroy.s possessi<Jn Jn midfield an 1 a 0 1811 great moral nctor~ had been ~ 0 1 Brookl) n 6 St Louis 1 Dykes thlrd baseman o! the Ath .,....na Zl' 0 h games sched iiCd let!CB batted In the most runs flore,. EH1j lnd In thP Pmnero~ line l p I even thqugh he made only foul Dl .1. 0 I of pla)ed bang up football under mos L J;\/TERNATIONI\L 1 E \Gl t hits during the en~re aeries Jim Phtladelpn a um ~~ P I th~ I err ble heat ccndltlon~~. and all are 193° eastern Utle has l;et>n sceued W be commended on the fine show Jersey Cit~ 1 Reading 0 my s composite batting overage fot lt:'fl 101 th 11 years ea~ten sc t 01 ai Reading 1 Jcrs ) c 1ty 6 the SiXth i&rne wa., only 222 ~et U ng the) II ade On the otherhand Butra.lo at Montreal rain he sent more tallies across the h h Ntowark 0 BaHimore 2 plate than Simmons and Foxx Chicaro. Bpet n -INB--Piay in The seeded players I 1 tile 1 or 1 t cy s owed some glarmg frwlts j whose series battlcg averages weJe the national cbamplon,lltp IJOCket ern ~ectlonal are Pasquale No.tnliE' Y.hlch Coach Farnham \\Ill~ bus GA.MES 364 and .333 respeetlvely bll11ard 8eCtional kmrn&.n c wtll 1930 chanlplon who now prtJse1 t ly engaged ln removing before tnc SSOCJATION The foiiQwlna: table llhows how open Oct 12 ln. nine clUes accord Chicago and Marcel Camp of De next game at Jackson On Saturda:;: !'l at ulsv1lle the rival players compared ln <'bat to C A Storer pre:;tdet t and t10lt 1929 northern til ehold r :md Octobt>r 3 Uug In t1JhS up to two weeks be dirHtor or tbe tourrumentl!i for the last :years rum er up The Lme up Toledo e.t Iudlanapoll.<; f Ol'C th e Oiose ot the season ~ h h Porncro) Po Marc 1 1 a. National Billard Aaaoclation of .ul t e soul em srctlo 1a 1 8 en St Paul at Kansas City Pl"lfet Hits RBI 1 A nertca. nie Aile! of Kat sa.~ Cit) defcndtng Crc.w ie H lle Mlnncapohs at M lwBukce I Adams (Cl #b 161 311 Approximately 'J!j players surri champion a1 d Jame.s Tb<JtJJpso 1 or L Case! ll Thomas NATIONTtJEI\GUE 1 Dylr:ea {A) 3b 83 'VO"' or a sere& o' tourmr.menta 1Tampa Fa have quailfted Sl<>on IJ: StegnPl BoRton at Oi!'Kllcna.tl 113 t whk:h have bun Urldet v.a.y ft.o ['ommy Boatman of Portlu nd Scwo t t Cat t c Hu..;~,. 1g~bert.,,.',o' as 0 eJ Brooklyn at St Louis M "8 the last &wo monthl wm partlc! Ore 1930 champ1on and Spe11eer 1 o11 rg ko ..:1 \ll!'i!Uam~~: (A) u 63 38 pate in the sectlon&Ja Livsey ol Los Angeles ID<~!J c.w.m I B easel rt Carpet ter New York llt Chicago 1 Prch CC 3b UH 12 'l'he clt.lu wbere the tournament.<; pt(ln and last Ialli! runnel-up have Pierotti 1e Dav 8 sbQp (AJ 2b Philadelphia at f'ltt:;burgh 163 35 w.UJ be held are Boe\on Phlla.del betn placed I 1 t1 e pial ofh 11 the Dye Qb M r.tbe 1 McN'Ir hA) 2b 60 21 phil Detroit, Mhmeapol1a Port western sectional Guinther lh li ct.d AMEIUCA~ Ll;AGUB BottQD:lley <OJ lb 105 60 l"'nd" Qre &an Pranctsoo Loa An 1 Arthur Woods 1930 eas ern Wlnebrenne r.h Br l 1 2 Dctrort a\ Philadelp~a games 1 ~~lll.ns (C) lb 81 415 rele~ Bt Loulll and Champalaq. In champion has been mo\"Cd illt<J the Oruescr fb Bra mr.er g~~::nda~tW~~~~ ~or~ ~ :~: ~~ 146 I 1ll Y{tnnen or the diviaion&l touma w«ldbs championship tournament Substttutioll3 Keiser fot Sllison 37 3 1 n;umt.!l will meet aced~ playen In whio brines the total to five scile Kloes fr.r Woll McCullough fl~A ~ for St Louis at BO!ilton ~n ·.(plr.C "1 fd tbe ftnalll tht ~te.!l of< which will I dule player11 tn the v.or is clBssle Wol! Arnold for Slfil;f;n Keiser for qp~:~~ c '4 1 18 ~~ . ~......:::n¥r:Rf~ lgM;.,othe~.J~)a.,YX!S are £t~ln Ru B Ca.scl ltloes for Caacl ~ l! ~f ifo)'!!"~l(.p lii 4 1D I ·~l'f<l'i:"l dll"'; ~are&~'i Ft!Ulk ~ 'Beteree Drtuntn Umpire Me 1 ~ q' U: \ 1 81 lklll ) '¥ ~ IM. '11 De t St. ,l.oUJI and. San Pnm bartrs:t and Ofl<Jfrto Laur1 DCnald Wllltlng head llnesmau Ll4l.J'Q)' 08 TABLETS ~~ (A) 1~ lb l'lt 1 :~ CIBC11 BllledJon ..: the Jt.eoreatlon Five players frqm the socUm als l"Jn~t downs by quarters 1~34 tot.a Rt~lleve. a ncadmcll6 or Ne1md;d11 M~l"n (C) ct :t:l 62 ln Detroit for the rkllthern nnal wpl qunllfy this se11.110n lor the l't;QJ.eroy l'ldi2 6 In 30 mlnu'"- chulu; a Cold th• orsa\ti CCI cl 1'1 completed the list for the pocket worlds champt(lnshlp one each Marietta. 0113 a fint d-y and ~becks M:'llarh It Haas (A) cf J:lr'l 51 bllilill'd lll!ctk>nal from the onrthern wer;tern RDd Score by quarters t2::H Tc.t tbren dR.:JA. CriiJller AI c{ M 30 selen pla.vl;!rl JlUtomatlcaiQ qual southern sec!Jon~ ~t.nd two Irom PomerO} 0000 o 1 6 6 Salv..o fnr 8ahy 6 l.:f'id Roettpr cO~ 1'f lii'T 28 llty or the pJayOfts Andrew P&nzl. tile eastern aeotton Marietta 0000 0 BostOI St Louis Chicago 1!7 68 f r I I I . ..."". •I l& n " •· ..~ .'" n. I :i I 0 milI..,r ... d PIay "' Op-":.ll 11\ Oct'"ber 1 I l I I I Iiila I I g • ~ ~ I • I 'i I 6 • I r•.t I 'g: I •I •• I 'I I �ftD DAlLY TRIBUNJ: JlOKI:IIOY VrBRUINC SCRHNS IN US[ H 81G' SYflACUS[ TIPPl[; N[W INSHllUION HAS CAP~CIH Of 100 TONS HOU~l Y OIDQ MONDAY BEPTUIBBR :ll 19!1 Lo.t rller. IROAD SOUGHT BY BODY BARN. CONHNTS Are round O[STROHO BY INCENOI~RY fiR[ IMPROV~ENTS CHIEF TELEPHONE -l'OUR- Route No. Sl Development AJio.. ciatlon wu the NEWS ITEMS Aboard S S Be1moh'a. SepL T<>- • :U-INS-WillJ' Rudy CbrlJ.Uan PHONE 304 J lob&a8Mn and Femaado c..-... V\ep. OR GIVE Mrs Nelhe Bien, pkked wp alln ~ wen by Lbe Ba1moira. in ..ttlt.ade tU6 and kmfl\ude M 31 at. 7 30 a. m. &oday Tl f alrmen wen: found aboard thcir Jluatlnr plane the lank P.rS D li1'Z alter tw.1nc in Lhe wati!'r fiW 158 b.un. Vlep had a. sJJ&"bt InJury em c nt~ lee but. lhe o&hen Wtft' In TIIEM TO Local M1ne Equ1pped W1th Lateot Fac1htteo For Handhne And Clean1n1 Famouo Peacock Coal As It Lea veo MIDe tMlllll Ataantie ~ Sm1th FIRST TIPPLE DESTROYED BY FIRE (t>cd cerulit.lon ucept for the fact tht>y were tired. And llun -----The followlnc lnlere!iUnl" dMI!rlpUoa or "'' Pickens Rites To Be Held Tuesda~ ---~ coal aB prod~ed In tbe Pomeny Bend appured In a rec~nt IB6ue ol lhe Coal Are a marulae dewoted to the l'oa.l mlolne- 1ndustry The arUele ~he wtU may Pn local Hlll.dera an Idea of b11portane.. In which Plants Farmer cumbed at H1a Home Sat tht- Df!W eqalpmt-nt at the Syraeuse mine 11 held by the Industry ta paeral Pomeroy Is fortunate that this lndudr. It> hel"fl a11d tha.t no<'elt& development& we e sut:h as to caWie 1t to ac-aln hum wt~ Industry urday Afternoon The F.d n~ selected for the qanizatlon camPIJinlnl lor the improvement of the Rate hilb way which extendl from PQmeroy throuah Athena. NelaonvOle lAIIan L&nca.ster Cotumbua and north ward& READERS • NOTICE-If y... .,. WIUII 0 nerally fl\ir cooler toniBht IU\d W,..._ ~Y p~ ~rtemoon by ocal thundt>rsbow~n or ton ght 1n South portlqn ---- 'I1lur&to.y n1KJ1t M follow1 Pree1 dent, Barton Hon ot Lop.n vtee pre.stdent Thomu c Taylor or I anca.st.er secretary treasurer 0 D Bha er ot NemonVIlie At the next meetina" wh ch wtll be held at an e~~orly date a conettt.utlon ant! by laws will be conaklerecL Although PomerOY had. not been Included 1rl the association untJJ the last JIUM!tinl It was decided then to include in the UnprovtmPnt campaign Pomeroy and Findlay Each town alon& tbe 1'0\1~ will be epresented by two trWiteea COLLINGS PROBERS CHECK ON PARTY Charlotte N c Blaze Near Wdk.,.vdle Coolly To Owner, Ho11 Cremated MAN ARRESTED When Do1o Follow Tra1. To H~a Home, Eotahl~aheo lnnocenae A bt.rn on t~ of Lawrenet Chapman near WUkeaV:Ule was completely destroyed by fire Batur day nlaht about 10 o clock The en Ure cont.enta of the bam which conelated qt a rarae supp.ay ot BrQin Sept 2t- IN8-- aU the firm implements several Invest"atJon of t.he 'pirate alay hop and a truck were destroyW InK tn New York or Benjamln p wtlh the structure Collin&s spread today to North The orlaln. or the blaze. wa~.: not Carolina lUI Asslstan' D18trlct At known although Chapmau •s torney Pred J Munder of New well as oftlcen who lnveaUpted York queried a local .hotel mana1 the t\re bel1eved It bad been start er ooncerninl the movementa of 11 ed b7 aomeone In the neishbol' party ot fNe periQhS retf!tered here hood Bherta: ~racy went to the September :t licene Saturday night with bloo1 District Attorney t.(Wlder wae ln hounds and a se&reh for eJue~ \\aa fanned the party three men b started immediately middle-aged woman and a &lrl The dop tracked to the residence registered September 2 from New or Cletua Summera who reaidta York The three men lett lmme about three fourths o1 a mtle from dlately after telllterlna whl~ the the Chapman fann Summera Gii.Ye two women remalned overnliht and the omter an alibi statinK t.hat he departed the nen day had been at the home of a neljh The party returned t4:l tbe hotel bor about 8 mile away all even Jill on September 'I but thla time reg and had not left their home until lsteri!d from Bolton the hotel manqer aald All ftve rebla1ned about 10 o clock about the tune t.rul overnight r.nc1 depe.rted topther ftre wu discovered The f&mJl)i the rollowlq day where Bwnmera was suppoa.ed to The Dlstrtct attorney cUd not re have vtalt.ed were queaUoned and veal what connection the ftve per We st.tements verlfted sons might have with tbe OoUinga Summers was bro111ht to Ute slaylnll: county jail here Mm day n ornll$ where he wss queslJoned furtJ1er althoua:h no charge was rued LABO& 8BOilT.t.GE against him In spite of the fact Cleveland set 2!-INB--Con that Summers WU cleared of susfronted with a lAbor ehortase as 11 plclon of having started the fl e result of the t)'pbold epidemic at Chapman and local omcers were Ute Cleveland State h<:.plt.al for ftrm In their b~Uef that the blaae the inaa.ne where 10 per&Qill han had been !ltarted by someone in died t om the dl8eue oA\ci&ls of unmedlate vicinity the lnstltuUon and ctty Health Bummers was released llondly otllcl&ls were to attampt to solve after he WBI questioned and fur the problem at a conrerent!e today 1tber lnV,8t1tlp.UoM are beln11 hetd I WARDEN EVASION - Propooeo To Send 1er Here To Cement Relat1ono MORE CLOSELY fOUR KillED I~ HE~n STORMS IN MIS~DURI: Tornado Dama1e1 vera1ty Bu1ld1D11 At Columb1a 'Unhl Further Except For Fim-~iDII~:!> Purpooeo -- Web WID Unexpected V1ctory When Comm1t tee Turno Mo1at BY 9-7 VOTE In Oklahoma, Heavy RaiD Breako Protracted Heat Wave Dec111on Meano Proh1b1t ton Queohon To Be Debated On Floor "' . Meaoureo - THREE CONDITIONS::,: -=-~--- Judge Bostwick's Motion Overruled I Muat Pre.ent B orro D TOL1SCHU8 Stock Exchange cla~ whllti' he governn e t obta ned par~~ e t y sa1 (;tlon of Its 10 d et.andaJ'I[ 8ptOm on measurf! will re opeD o no row t was omc"'U¥... ..,. u ed thh; ~~oftf! noon Llf Announcing an Exhibition of Fall abd Widt~r FaghiOiJs. lntrodueiDI the Latat -IN- Gowns-Frocks-Coats J W Ladd of 011. I 1 tJl wa.s a b Ull ss vl8 or he e Mo cl:.~~ MIE Mu 11. l'r te Me v "' led re n ves I Co n bull Sunday dau~,tf!r A BIG BOY Born Ul Mr and M111 Oeoft{e Onlla.s at Balll!bury Md an ~~ pound boy Mond~~oy morning BelJt. :Zl Ora dson to Mr and Mn Da'Y ton Ashworth and a greo.t grandsbn to Mr and Mn OSCar Myers The motl er WUfi formerly Uta Ashwor:th RIB BROKEN Mrs John S RUIII'I h11od the mlo rortunr to fall whl e n he y..-d Snturday and break one rib ''G0 Jden CLASS PICNIC Ttl.!' WorthwhU' Class or g Is of the OniiA'd Brethre S d y set oc st Wut Columbia ca joyed a plcmc tit BuKton s MilLs 8 nday after oc Ga.mes we e pln.J ed during the after oot Those who attended were BessJe Cartw lght La a Boctl Vo da. Young Char ot~ Yo g Rutl Wheeler Helen R IB&e l Gertrude :l.fcCa tv and the teacher Lauren<! Cnlm an I• I McMASTER'S SPECIALS ForTh11 Week 10 Inch Swec-1 Ra~ket Bit Braee ue and ~$1 Vl~ral arpen&er wotk Fine lor Household ~----- TltREE &ELEASIED Uo yo•r own borlnr 50 Value Ous Sto ~ Peter Rutter jail hete fOr were re)eased Sale 98e 7 Inch But her Knlff' Jlandle "'lth 3 BUMS Rlnb 35c: Value Sale l!lc: Ae• KnUe Sharpe11er Sharpen• by almply drawtnr knife U rourh bardened Kteel "hf'f'ls ! Sale 17c One Gallon Milk Crot'b. HW ' J .I ~ J I I ll .I .Ill t' .I t' II. J: 1i .I II ll I J. I J ll I J .I ll I! II. I I 1 -. ---- Geo. A. Ta1tlt Co. Galhpol~a, Oh1o Lafayette Hotel Bld1 1111 III 11111111111111111111111111a 111111111111111111111 I111111 111111111111111111 tiiiiUIIIIUUI' TO YOU EVER By Edaon R Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma THAT the prohlemo of aeeunn1 new llua•ae• are the oame today ao they have alwayo heen. fhe moot Important of theae p~volume of huo1ne.a at the leut ~L 1a how to aeeure 1nereaoed Modem buoJD- coneemo have found that conllnuouo advert~a !Jlll~"l!l~~~~lw ~~N ~u...f.,.L "lrr:tt and fheapeot Wl'Y to oec:ure:l.mtliiu-1b"'Uiiilliii'i'l.: ~'1:11) ~:(!11 ~'ill'"' r da.)'B Saturday afternoon Miss Sue Lehew 18 a bmllneBB vls ttor In Co umbuA Monday lrr thf' Interest of the millinery depart ) !mmt of the Red Anchor store II , ______ ---_.. ·---·"'· The pr~nted pa1e 1a uaed hy all tbe people ao an anformallon bureau, bec:auae advertn-..lf ah- wha~ Ia on the market and where to buy everythan1 -.led People know that eontinuoua aclvertioen al-ya offer them the neweat and b,eat of quahty Fine for rentral boue aiM! 15c Value Sale 9c There 10 11111 a lot of Spee1al Bar1amo ID Furmture at our M1ddleport Store McMASTER HARDWARE CO TWO STORES Pomeroy L D lkMuter OW..... tlwf poi\ frit ON' RU81NE88 TRIP ""'"~'- 25c Value Lawl'enoe Bmltn .and ileld trt ~e county MANNEQUIN SHOWING On the Ennan~ of 5epL 23rd and 24th at the GALLIPOLIS, THEATlE Th11 1a In add1t1on to the replar feature picture ·-·- BUSINESS G0£5 WHERE IT IS INVITED AND STAYS WHERE IT lS'WELL TREATED QUALITY, SERVICE .\NP CONTINUOUS ADVERTISING MAKE OCCASIONAL CUSTOMERS REGULAR CUSTOMERS w I N S Statr CortespoJJdent \ Lo do Bep 22-INS---The LQtk. Eva do dence D1aprovml' Char l'e• Faled Are L11ted Taken To Save Pouncf" Sterhn1 I"" ' mw•lill"e take crea~ I ~ omcen were elect.ed at a mee' inC' of the truatee1 at Lancuter I Mr and Mrs W A H Lta a c.l uf Mlddlcpo spe t SU day vith Mr and M Nor nan F'06a Lewis Korn da. Q:t te bat d of Za esv lie ~>P n ~ rt wtt.h M Ko ,.. b s er Mr WI lam Fos M and Mrs Clarenc c ffo d petSndayv.th M adMn; Jln Eli m~o~ at Eno M 1<8 Mary LouiRe Gloeckner re urn d tu Col n bus Sunrtav after o ew layx visit with he pa ents M and Mrs Charles 0 oe tnf!r M nnd M s Fred Bn te s nnd Rayr o d Trr I !!pent tJ e week 1 In 0 ncl at A lnte1e.sting mtltltlng at witch seve a I porillnt subjects are w be d SC US.'>f!d l'l p a ed fo T rtav J eve tng by the Le.dla; Auxiliary 1 of tl e A ne can Leglru nc o d OJ In to an Rnno ncement made by Mrs Ellu~ h Huber l-Oday ~ WEATHER FORECAST- lhe Newa Ollice ol Tho Daily Tr1b1111e, call 236 L 1f tbe Bwmeu Ollice uk few 202 R <nt '" "41 n<n � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 21, 1931 burt childers cox parrott pickens